100. Smooth Day In The Bush | PowerWedge.ca

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Комментарии : 37

@larryburrough3024 Месяц назад

Hey Bjarne, Larry here. Happy Fathers Day. Still enjoy your videos and watching a real craftsman at work! Be safe young man, Larry

@Dan-nl2ug Месяц назад

Happy Father's day to all,hope you enjoyed father's day with your pop Bjarne,nice to see you back in the old growth fir,and nice to see them harvested before they die,looking at the crowns of most them as you give us a view,most all are dying

@keithcurtis166 Месяц назад

Old loggers never die, They just watch Bjarne Butler. Keep up the good work. Really enjoy your channel…👍

@john-littlejohnmayernik3619 Месяц назад

Your partner up on the ridge smashing a tree behind you at 5:55. Cool!

@navydogsadventures3500 Месяц назад

I worked a 12 hour day yesterday. Got home and got to watch Bjarne work hard. A fantastic way to end the day.

@leonardryan8723 Месяц назад

BJarne beautiful timber.

@earlineholthoff Месяц назад

Chainsaw machines and wood trucks are truly the heroes of the forestry industry.

@lewjones7272 Месяц назад

Wow! Some dangerous job! Thanks for the show and keep as safe as you can.

@kenbarbret6632 Месяц назад

HA! The stumble when you jumped down and walked back over to the saw when bucking. I know that feeling! The ground seems to have it out for us! I swear it'll do everything in it's power to drop us to our knees. And laugh the whole time!

@kenbarbret6632 Месяц назад

BTW, yeah I just watched.

@KevinsDisobedience Месяц назад

Never gets old watching you work the hill.

@lambadalou Месяц назад

3 nice firs in todays movie 🎥 Awesome!!! ✊

@barryhoneycutt3894 Месяц назад

nice job

@dujeamizic3588 Месяц назад

I love all your videos

@jibeilin9544 Месяц назад

Brother, you're amazing

@johnlipnicki5109 Месяц назад

Thanks Bjarne - nice long video this time

@stlongrange8403 Месяц назад

Buckin those trees aint for the faint hearted. Exelent work man👌 how long do those stihl bars last you?

@joegreenwood1443 Месяц назад

Not all of us are sitting on the couch some of us may be sitting on the shitter. Lol thanks for the video.

@johnpiper82 Месяц назад

I watch all your and love to see how you harvest the mature trees, and the skill required to do your job. The question is are there any utube videos or channels that will show us how the harvested trees are taken off the mountains in BC?

@user-fb6ns4zq2r Месяц назад

Good ol Canadian loggers. Your vids are awesome, thanks for sharing!

@jwgrower81 Месяц назад

Great video brother 👍 YOU GOT SOME BALLS SIR LOL STAY SAFE OUT THERE

@jeremyhartman1225 Месяц назад

Love the videos. Such beautiful scenery. You make felling huge trees look easy. 💯 Technical question: When you make a huge notch in a big tree, are you basing the depth of that notch on your bar length for the back cut? It's probably something you "just do" as a feller but I'm curious non the less. Thanks for the videos!! 👍✌️

@marcduclos9789 Месяц назад

These look like they will make a truck load. Same as finding gold

@johnmaclellan2589 Месяц назад

As always great video compositions.

@1944chevytruck Месяц назад

good job!

@revert2625 Месяц назад

Wow! That was a big crash!

@dennissheridan1550 Месяц назад

If I'm not mistaken the wider the growth ring the warmer the weather was during that year and the narrower the cooler the year. By looking at that little slice of rings the weather was a bit warmer toward the center and a bit cooler in the last few years. Kinda sticks to the ECO freaks don't it.😂👍

@joncozzi1701 Месяц назад

If I’m not mistaken more to do with rainfall/ snow.

@joncozzi1701 Месяц назад

Also the rings get tighter as the tree gets bigger. Still putting on the same volume but as the circumference increases the same amount of new wood grown is spread over a greater area resulting in tighter rings.

@johns3106 Месяц назад

Yeah…you’re mistaken. Width of rings is dependent on many factors, but the two most important are; available moisture and available sunlight. It’s pretty easy to match up slow growth years with historical dry spells, and trees often grow quicker when they’re younger (inner rings) due to more sunlight being available to the crown in younger stands….so I guess your “cooler the last few years” theory sticking it to the “ECO freaks” is pretty off base. Even if it has been cooler for the last couple of years, the trend is undeniably towards things getting warmer….you don’t have to be a genius to read a graph of average temperatures going up worldwide!

@carebear2272 Месяц назад

You breaking bushels again!

@5523pine 28 дней назад

Great videos, with great skill. How do you get the logs out and what does the jobsite look like when you are finished?

@user-ox6hh3yw1t Месяц назад

Nice work! Curious though, I see your saw bog down in a cut, you pull it out and rake the chain on a log… what makes the chain bind up? Is it sawdust in the clutch or sawdust in the bar groove… pitch build up? What?

@ToddAdams1234 Месяц назад

It’s “mostly” sawdust and chips in the between the rails and the chain. It’s also just “Schmutz” in the bar groove that won’t allow the chain to turn without some “help” sometimes. I’ve had to do similar things with a 20 and 30 inch bars.