Amen Brother....I feel the same way and have done similar work.... Masonry/Stone/Concrete...40+yrz... I often think that missed my calling... It's cool to have people like this who shares it. Also to find kindred spirits. Godspeed and safety to you. Much Respect from St Petersburg Florida U.S.A

@@willcarmack1242 ✌✌ Back at ya, Brother...Take care!

Thanks Will 🤙

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Same here man lol...

My wife watches right along with me. Your videos are awesome!

Cool. Will do

Your welcome and thanks

Yup, west coast van isle

Thanks. Will do. I do have a couple older videos I’ll be posting. They weren’t meant to be on KZfaq so there’s no commentary

climbe 44 Vancouver Island

Thanks

Cool man. I was just up there looking at a couple jobs. Where’s a good place to stay for my crew or should I rent a house?

Fisher boy is a good place to stay. They lay planting crews stay and are really cool with shit

Ok thanks

As long as my saw cuts straight, I’m dressed right for the current weather and I got a good lunch then I’m as happy as a seagull with a French fry

Sky line. Helicopter.yarder.

Cedar is very valuable. If the slabs are big enough they’ll still be shipped to the mill

Yes there is a riparian zone along the creek, which I think would be called a river because it’s at the valley bottom?

@@BjarneButler hell if I'd remember ..we weren't allowed to dump anything remotely close to anything that even looked like a frog humped in it, let alone a fish swam by a 100 yrs ago. I'm being smart..cant remember specs on the rip zone anymore...just from the video angle looked like that fatty blasted right over the top of it..I wasnt there and it's just a question and youd be far better in the know than I would these days sir. Slick cuts by the way man. High caliber. Log it burn it pave it

Sorry I meant the big river beside the block not the small creek running down the hill.

Looks like helicopter ground.

Vancouver island

You clearly know nothing about logging or falling old growth, especially on the coast. In the first 30seconds of the video I said twice that I was on right-a-way. That means a road is going to be built, following the center line that I clearly point out. Also I point out that the tree saved out about 2/3 before the first break, for a 180ft 6ft tree on uneven ground on a slope in the snow,.The top of that tree is hitting the ground with tremendous force, it’s the norm to have a break near the top especially in uneven ground. The tree was near solid at the butt how do you come to the conclusion that it is worthless? Go ahead explain that to me. And amateur? Been falling wood like this for over 14years so explain to me what an expert would do. Or better yet make a video yourself and show me or are you just a KZfaq falling expert? I’m eagerly waiting to hear your expert falling wisdom.

Shut the fuck up.

Jason...shut the fuck up.

As I read the comments I was waiting for some tree hugger know it all mouth off. Good come back.