I wish I had seen your videos years ago when I was cutting my own firewood. I did so many things wrong and couldn’t sharpen my chain properly at all, my saw was constantly cutting on an angle and I couldn’t figure what I was doing wrong. Now that I am unable to use a saw anymore and after seeing most of your videos I can help my family do things safely when cutting and I do all of the chain sharpening for most of the neighbours and I also do the maintenance on our owns saws. Thanks for all the good tips you have taught me

The world need more people like you Billy.

Friends buckin will go down in KZfaq history

Giving thumbs up for my husband who always watches when I pull you up. He thinks this video is awesome. Thanks again!

“Friends…good day… how are ya?” Is my motto

Beautiful. Great work Buckin on and off the stump. You sir are changing lives and helping people be better at what they do and in life. Love ya brother. Thank you Buckin. 🌲❤️🌲👊🪓

Like I said before Bucking i've been cutting since I was 18 I'm 40 now I love when you explain things because I still learn so much and that's a fact I've learned so much from your videos and they've helped me up my game so much more even though I've been cutting for a long time climbing for a long time I still can soak up so much thank you so much God bless

Id love nothin more than to be able to go out in the woods with you and learn the buckin ways. The mix of your old school knowledge and the buckin knowledge is awesome. The fact youre a husky man helps too! Lol stay safe bud

As always, appreciate your experience in falling trees and the focus on safety. We just had a young guy killed climbing a dead deciduous tree that broke off at ground level while he was up it. It fell on him. Seems to me that experience is the great leveller in all of this and, having watched you teaching your son the ins and outs of tree climbing and falling, nothing is a substitute for it.

Thanks for taking the time to explain the details. I am gaining confidence in felling plans and correcting mis-match cuts and/or sighting errors in the undercuts but I still - and will likely always - tune in and pay attention when the veterans / pros are speaking. Of all the mid-life crisis hobbies I could have chosen ... I'm glad I picked this one :)

BBR is leaving an instructional legacy for anyone that watches...........good man!!!!!!😁😁😁😁😁😁

Been falling trees since I was 14yrs old. I learn so much from your videos. Keep safe and have a fun time!

Love you brother! I’ve been digging ditches and getting turning that shower water brown💪Thanks for you❤

Billy, i am so pleased i found your channel. Love watching and learning from you.

Deadly video Buckin. Great pictures at the end too. 👍

As always, it is a pleasure watching you do your thing and living your life. Thank you.

Good morning Buckin Billy Ray, love you. Looking forward to Bunyan, hope to be there again this year. Wonderful job. Its REALLY GREAT to see you running the saw again, hope your shoulder hangs in there with you. I love it.

That saw sounds so sweet cheers

Nice One Mr. Buckin.

Love watching an expert at work. Thanks Buckin

I appreciate all the lessons here. I have a huge oak in my backyard that needs to come down and all the pointers here will be helpful.

Still much love Bucking I love your show I love your business Much love Billy really STX

Outstanding work buckin!

Glad It Came Down Safely, Buckin ! Prayers For All Here ! Every-1 Have A Great Weekend ! ATB T God Bless

Fantastic video! Very educational and valuable. Thank you Billy.

loving the picture at the end ,peace an love .

Your the best, friend. 🤠

Incredible, Awesome, Beautiful. Another learning experience. Thank you Buckin'!

Great job Buckin!!!

Thanks for sharing. Just ripped through my first log on the job site today. Stoked to learn something new!

Another video chock full of good info! Thanks, Buckin'. Be easy, friend

Thoughly enjoyed watching you take down this tree.

The appreciation I have when I learn more than I do is awesome!! Love your show!! A big Hello from Rhode Island!!

when the old trees talk as they go down have to be one of the nices sound a man can hear

“Going for the central hinge…” That’s good stuff! What a crazy tiny hinge!

Our Hero!😊

Your videos are so educational and fun to watch . God bless ya and stay safe out there

I love seeing you have fun in the woods. The saw work is great. The splitting work is great. I would love to get onto some of those fir tree rounds one day. Herein Australia I mainly burn river red gum and it's a bastard to split with its wavy grain. Good little workout. When this tree dropped it was a real joy to watch as it slapped the road. Looking forward to the splitting video in the next few weeks/months.

🙋🏼‍♂️It´s such a joy to watch you cut trees, thanks!

Even though that tree was dead what a magnificent specimen it was. Just to cut down a tree that old and that large would give me the thrill of a lifetime. Your a blessed man my friend. Enjoyed every second of this video 👍👍

Buckin is a awesome tree man. 😊thanks for sharing

Billy knows his stuff ❤

Thats some thick bark woosh. Lots of good wood. Love it

Your hat ...! Fantastic

"What a beautiful stick"!! Will now be my new notification tone.

Super happy to see ya

This takes me back 50 years to the time my dad and my older brothers logged our old growth douglas fir stand on our ranch in Washington, up in the Cascades. Four and five foot at the stump, and 90 to 150 feet tall. My job was setting chokers so my oldest brother could skin 'em out with the Cat D6 down to the loading winch. We select cut 200 acres, then went back that winter, and thinned and pruned every thing left, collected the slash and took a bunch of it home as firewood for the next three years...lol Place looked like a park when we were done, and we could have cut again in 40 years or so, except for the big fire that crowned over the "wood lot" in '68 and killed 90% of it. Still, the thinning and pruning saved some of the trees.

Massive & what a beautiful drop on this one.Sweet thanks for sharing!

Been falling trees since i was 36 yrs old. Im 36½ now and have learned a lot from your vids. Tumbs up.

Thanks again Mr bucken. Great video. I thrive off these videos Watched it three times. .

Love the show!! And a warm Hello from Rhode Island 🪓🪓🪓🪓🪓🪓🪓🪓🪓🪓🪓🪓🪓

that was a big one.nice work there buckin.

Glad to see you my friend!

ya left us hanging on the age buckin! hahaha what a beaut

Buckin 👍 another great show very informative thanks very much Johno Darwin NT

What a smooth cutting chain!!! That’s inspiring! Thank you as always for slowing down and taking us through your thought process. Love you all friends!

Love it!!!! Under cut depth; and moving the truck.

Nice job

Great video Buckin. Just bought a 500I what an amazing saw!

Wooooow man

HI BILLY AN CHRISTINE ,cant believe our parcel arrived so quick ,and what a day for it to arrive ,on the day my son sean came to see his dad ,after the kidney transplant ,that had so many complications ,sean was so happy with his cap and mug ,we love the big handles our mitts fit in the handle just nice ,are any of same caps be available with the leather patch would love to buy a couple for me and sean ,thank you so much folks peace an love from scotland stuart an family ,awesome video billy .

Great video. I love the experience and wisdom you’re sharing, always learning. Stay strong 💪 Come fall some hardwood here in Tasmania!!

Thanks for the lessons Billy Ray!! That is sure one MONSTER of a tree. That bark is something of another planet. I love how we could see the difference of the cut in progress. When your power saw was just in the bark the chips were a very dark red/brown color but once you hit the sap wood the chip color immediately turned a very light brown/almost yellow. NEAT process/progression. 🤩

Helluva cut buckin crackin trunk fire wood board feet in that 😂👍👍😉

Great video. One concern to be aware of especially cutting dead trees is always be aware the tops can come out and dead branches! They tento fall straight down and I have seen them break up a faller pretty. Good. Sawing and wedging can stress the tree enough to make this happen.

4:18 Yesterday I found an old railroad tie hanging around the house, ripped the sides off to get the dirt off and cut slots in it for my bar. It sits right behind my wheel wells and gives exactly enough space to hold my 660 in snuggly. Works pretty great.

Great job, always interesting.

Buckin huge tree a lot of 🪵👍🤩

Wow awesome huge tree's

Hey Buckin', thanks for the education. That was a clean fall.

Man beautiful Drop. Awesome

It's always good to watch other followers

Buckin is not going OEM anymore ahah, fully built saw with badass exhaust ! love it brother

Great and good job 👏 have fun working! God bless you and your job!

Love the sound of that Husky at full screech!

Amazing!! That was awesome!, 👍🏻👍🏻

The hat makes the man.

nice stick bud !!!

So true on the Span thng Buckin My wife struggles to watch long form - i feel like us dwindling long formers are almost different beings in 2023 🤣

Beautiful stick for sure! She must have looked fantadtic when she was living.❤

I hope ya going to show a lot more of that old girl she is one long legged sweetheart and ya need to do the old girl justice by doing her up right one beautiful tree I would of thought she was gone on the inside of her the way she looked so easy to get fooled 😱😱😱😱

Wow, what an awesome video!... it is extremely interesting to me to learn what is going on inside your head as you assess a tree and your surroundings before you even start power saw (chain saw🙃)... you ROCK young man!💪🪓🪵☮️🥰🌲

That tree was huge ! Gobbled up that 28” bar like nothing !

What a tree! Nice job! Keep up the great work 👍

Beautiful!

Crazy Thick bark

Be safe, take care.

man, that sound never gets old when those hit the ground! great video buckin thank you.

You're still a legend to watch 👌

Howdy all.

Hi buckin That was glorious and It had a nice bottle of sweet love nectar in it magic my brother glad to see u back at it 💪👍🤙

Man that saw sounds Awesome Billy, Excellent content as always Man Info is 2nd till none! And that pipe on that 372 is it first class . Big Love From Ireland

I started in trees because I love learning useful skills. Let’s just say my skill learning bug will be satisfied for years to come!

Awesome job. Swinging that axe pretty good. Hope that shoulder getting better everyday. Stay safe

This is really good man. Cheers, Australia.

The variables change on every job," pay attention," survey those variations

Very nice.... That's a lot of firewood....

Lots of warmth on cold nights in that monster Tree.

Much love❤️

That was exciting!!