Timber! Felling Trees for our Sawmill- Ep20- Outsider Log Cabin 

I'm watching all 111 build . I'm having a good time , Thank you .

that relaxed lunch by the campfire is exactly what enjoying wilderness is all about after a hard day of work.

I think winter is the best time for felling trees. I'm in north western Montana and prefer to fell trees in the bitter sub zero temps. Keeps me warm, but mostly it's just easier to process logs.

You are definitely living the dream of millions to be sure. Watching your saga is much more entertaining than anything on TV or the movies. Thank you for sharing your experience with us.

Here's a suggestion, when you're able to you should incorporate a "Rocket Mass Heater" to the log cabin. If you look it up you can find it is a very cost effective source of heat, you only have to burn very small amount of wood. You can either buy one or make one, either way there are pleasing results. Anyways it is just a suggestion, thank you if you have came across this comment and taken time to read it.

Another great video! Love the camera angles. Your dad is a good spotter for you.

Watching your saga is much more entertaining than anything on TV or the movies. Thank you for sharing your experience with us.

Love the snow good luck enjoy yourself always be safe I am watching from the beginning want to be with you in each step you take I will love each and every video

You are getting good at tree felling. The camp and your "cooking" looks good too. Be interesting to see you move, what looks like, big logs to your mill. Nice video.

I love the fire pit!

I always carry a flashlight that size in my bicycle saddle bag but it is not that bright. Looks I might be updating it. Thanks for the suggestion.

You got a great and wise dad a good man.VERY HARD WORKER.

Yes another great vid Thank Adrian

the poplar should be de barked , will speed up it winter drying processes for summer milling and use,,, they have a high moisture content, and can even grow new branches in spring on cut logs, due to their wax resin in their bark that holds in moisture, will also help the cut boards from warping,cupping, checking ,ect,,, most old barns roof planking, lofts planking, and horse stalls were made with seasoned poplar,(or pealed poplar logs) ,,,, cutting in to cants would do the same effect, but would be hard to get the mill in there,,, unless you bring them out on the snow to the mill , ,,,, ps great wood for cabinets, tables, counters, shelves ect ,,,, white with a tint of olive green when aged, and takes paint well when fully dries , , another great video

You've probably been told this before by someone, and at this time it's a little late in the game to say it but it's still something to have in mind regardless. When felling trees, especially ones in thicket areas or in highly snag prone locations, do all you can to not stand in line with the tree if it hangs up in branches and still is on the stump from which it was cut. While it may be hung good, there is a chance the branches holding it could suddenly break and the tree slip back. It may come shooting off that stump back towards you like it was on a ramp and easily reach ten to twenty feet depending on the length of he tree and how it is hung up. Such a snag is also called a widowmaker, much like limbs that get broken off in high branches but don't fall right away. Some of those branches can stay hanging for days, weeks, months even years and then suddenly, a little shake from the wind and it drops like a falling spear.

I'm developing an off-grid residence, myself, here in Newfoundland. GREAT to see another Canadian who knows his bid'ness. Your channel is a phenomenal resource. Please don't stop shining. I had to ask, though, WHERE in Canada are you? Sure as hell not on my island, with THOSE cedars!

That little saw did a great job.....

Those are handsomely big & healthy poplar Quite an art ti drop them safely. Brian 76

Don't eat the yellow snow with yellow poplar dust in it

Your felling technique is starting to look pretty good man. I mean.. a helmet and ear protection would be nice to see, but your technique itself is looking excellent. Good work! 👍

i def like the thrunite flashlights going to be buying a set soon

Beautifull movie.

How do you like working in the snow? I guess it's better than bug season.

Timber.......that's a lot of trees you guys are harvesting. Looks really fun and a lot of hard work. Free wood, you gotta love it. Def better than going and buying wood in a hardware. Dinner turned out pretty good, looked delicious. Why do you cut the trees at an angle first? Take care guys, and keep warm.

Just a suggestion when cutting for Lumber you should cut as low on the tree as you can safely so not to waste. fire wood trees not a problem.

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Some guys have all the fun! I think Im noticing the wedges make a slightly different sound when the tree is about to fall. Is this correct? I live in northern tropical Australia. I have often wondered how the snow mobile works, what makes it move along? Could you do a video to show those of us who don't live in snow areas plz?

Hello from Texas. What's all that white stuff all over the place??

What verse do you have wrote on your axe. Thanks for having some good videos and May God keep you safe out in the bush.

I'd value your opinion/review of the Woodland Mill. Is it all you hoped it would be and would you buy the same mill if you had it to do all over again? I'm still reviewing options but plan to purchase a small mill this summer. Your review would really help.

That Camera always gets hit 😂 yell Timber next time

A little too late with the wedge!

this show of your reminds me of that TV show The Life And Times Of Grizzly Adams with your dad as mad Jack (no offence meant!) you guys just need a grizzly bear now

You have ɓeen cutting trees off your land?

LOL... smash slam ... collateral damage. I dont feel as bad seeing others do it as well. Hey... BY THE WAY.. poke poke... where is our sixty k subscribers spooky story episode? Lets go slacker. Pro-cessing, and Pro jects.

Hey. You didn’t shout Timber!

I think its better to have 9.1 instead waiting for the 10 to come... haha i have questions... do you own this property and if you do how big is the land... i wish to buy a piece of land and looking... i live in VA...

I'm looking at doing something similar, you said you just went out into the bush and chose a spot, I'm curious if you've just gone a picked a random spot or do you own the property?

I think you should make a new intro, not that the old one is bad, but somthing new is always good :D

do you guys just leave the logs on the ground till spring?

Good video , What rifle is that ? CZ?

Seems that you have given up on posting progress on the log cabin as no progress posts for this spring or summer.

I know that you are on a budget, however I am curious as to why you opted out of buying an Alaskan Saw Mill instead? I know that you would have saved a boat load of money with it since it is a fraction of the cost in comparison to the one that you bought. Also it is much more mobile since you would be able to use it anywhere. Sorry if I come across as a sales person (which I am not) but I am truly curious since I am a very frugal (and sometimes wise) spender. Thanks for what you do and inspiring people to enjoy what God has created.

When are you going to do a 60,000 subscriber video?

What make is the knife at 9:20?

what is the Bible Verse on your axe Handle?

بالثانية 56 من عثر بالثلج من يمي كتله اسم الله🤔

are you going to be upgrading your chainsaw?

So how does this guy make money? I really want to live off the grid but dont know how to pay the bills 😕

I get you're on a tight budget, but there's no way you're on such a tight budget you can't spend 30-50$ for a decent helmet with muffers and a visor, i cringed through the whole video, imagine if a branch happened to fall down, or the one guarantee you have when you run a saw without the helmet: hearing damage.

You're married?? How old are you?