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Bjarne it's wild how those big bushes are hollow in the middle of them but that's the way they are down here in my part of the country too never have understood why but they are hollow as well and another thing why don't you use a hydraulic jack for wedging those big ones off of the stump too

hey buds hope you are doing well and u had a great Christmas and new year's as well be safe and be kind and have a great day 😊.

What Sizes do you have left Bjarne ? Don't I remember you saying you had sold out of some ? The Wife wants to get 3 of them for myself our Son and She likes them so much she wants one too lol. Thanks Buddy. Randy

Hi Randy. I have a bunch left. I have medium,large, Xlarge. Medium I have the least of. I also have a measurement chart on the website.

Hi James. The only time we use a jack is on a heavy lean that’s leaning the wrong way. Like over a boundary or bluff or gully or just somewhere where the tree will smash to pieces or will be unable to be retrieved by the logging crew. It’s a hassle packing a jack around all day to jack a few trees where with a few minutes few some extra wedges and a big axe will work. Also most of the time if it’s too much to wedge then it’ll usually be felled the other way or it’s pushed with another tree

Hey brother!!

Heyyy another Butler. 🤘Thanks for watching

@@justinweaver8787 hey Justin!!

@@BjarneButler and ya great last name BTW lol you rock man you're trees make mine look like toothpicks lol

so what are you doing here , spreading awareness ? on a page full of lumberjacks lol

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Super idiot"cutting.."

Thanks for watching Michael. 1971 is a long time ago, the heyday of logging. You lucky old timers got all the valley bottoms with pipes. Saws nowadays are a heck of a lot lighters then those old Mac’s.

@@BjarneButler Bjarne, you are very good at avoiding spring boards with your scaffolding expertise.Take care, Michael

Eu tenho dó ver umas árvores tão lindas serem derrubadas devem estar condenada aqui no Brasil também estão acabando com nossas floresta acho que é no mundo todo que dó

The 50-80’s seems to be the golden days of logging.

Sarcasm noted and appreciated.

Желим ти сву срећу и добро здравље!!!

Pozdrav za Srbiju, iz Srbije

Pozdrav za Srbiju, iz Srbije

There’s lots of trees this size still. Just have to get a little farther away from the city 😁 Second growth has larger rings so it’s not as strong, therefore less desirable and cheaper.

@@BjarneButler And then there will be none, like was done so many other places. I live in the redwood forest. The loggers fought so hard to cut all of it, but they ended up saving about 3% of it. The rest was all cut and most of the mills closed years ago anyway. Sucks for the next generation.

They will in A Table or two. Tree would have fell on it's on and Rot Away

@@williamrosier5558 Yeah look at that forest, none of those trees are very old right

​@@BjarneButler сажать никто не хочет, только уничтожать. Сердце не болит??!!!? Посади сейчас дерево, чтоб оставить после себя не пустыню, а прекрасный лес !!!!!!!😢😥😥😥

You could clearly see the core was completely rotten!

It's a big cinnamon rind.

Beautiful doesn't put a roof over your head

Very ignorant comment. Healthy forest's require management, Peter A forest that isn't properly managed is very susceptible to cataclysmic forest fires. By removing this dying tree they are simply speeding up the life cycle through allowing new growth

Tree appeared to be dead. Possibly dangerous.

Lol Thanks for watching ricabel

Ye! Thought he was worried about his safety for a moment before realizing he just wanted to capture the distant footage 😄

A forest that isn't properly managed is very susceptible to cataclysmic forest fires. By removing this dying tree they are simply speeding up the life cycle through allowing new growth

Or ya never took the time to check the edge.. but with age comes wisdom eh

Thanks Tom, you too

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Ya you guys have been hammered hard with that cold weather. I’m sure glad I live and work on the coast. I call the coast the Hawaii of canada

@@BjarneButler You guys got hit with a lot of rain and flooding there I hope that is all done with the people of BC with wildfires, floods , landslides ,record hot and dry summers and now cold winters with heave snow falls well the people of BC never tap out we keep going

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Thanks. You too

Thanks you

All the trees have hallow inside is that the reason for cutting them?

Yes lots, they will crash to the ground, and make compost, my question to you, do you live in a home made of anything but soil, and have you looked at where you live, at one time a forest, so yes we provide a sustaining resource, not what building a subdivision on a previously forested plot. It all has a cycle of life, and today we don't trash the Province of BC like we used to, well over 1/2 the lumber that builds homes in the USA come from BC, as well the homes Etc. In Canada, tell us what your solution is.

The reason for cutting trees is a the tenure holder needs a return on his investment. Cutting Permit applied for by the tenure holder and approved by the BC government . At least on Crown land (public land). Trees are cut after a great deal of assessment and research by professionals. Anything approved by government requires a restocking prescription so it grows back.

There are parks and set asides in abundance in BC.

Let the lumber jacks do their job so you can have a house. great work for those who produce and forget about the deranged liberals. Trees will grow again.

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From Scotland, cool. Thanks for watching

Pathetic.

Are you taking the piss? Or are you completely unaware of the irony of your post?

Come out to Vancouver island lots of great trails in big wood here. Tofino has some nice trails. Also check out Cathedral Grove near Port Alberni

Go to Sequoia National Park see the General Sherman tree before it gets burned down. 6000-year-old trees 36 feet in diameter 300 feet tall. They wrapped it in foil when the complex fire got close in 2021 hot embers were flying into the park. California fires getting worse only matter of time before a bad one hits the park burns it all up.

Probably not. You need to know what you are doing. By the way do you have a garden. Do you plant and harvest your vegetables. Do any weeding. Is there much use for the stuff you let go past seed. Do you beleive man has dominion over the earth. How many times do you think this planet has healed it's self from catastrophe. Leave it alone. It knows better than us what to do.

Thanks Marty, happy New Years

a "master" hahaha

Good guess but he only used the 42” on the one tree in the morning and it was way bigger then my 8footer. He also grinds his chain.

Thanks for watching. Where did your dad work?

@@BjarneButler icy bay kake Hobart bay and on prince of whales but he spent many years in kake. All in alaska and when we were kids growing up in logging camps was a blast. He is 79 now and cuts firewood almost every day still. Just can’t put the saw down😂😂🥃🥃

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Since when are clear cuts renewable?

@@teebosaurusyou seriously, so all the old froth that is about lived it’s life isn’t worth harvesting?? Should we let the trees go to waste or cause massive forest fires? At least the trees grow back or are you unable to see the forest through the trees? Or Possibly ignorant

if he had a barrier to protect his lens I'm sure he would have

Thanks for buying a sweater Paul. Glad you like it. Ya a 13footer is huge

At least you're creating, and not destroying haha, I used to watch American loggers years ago, and it's a tough job, these guys needed to be on their toes, but yes I'd like to try cutting a big one down with a good stihl chain saw haha.

Why would you enjoy destroying such a huge organism?

Just gotta take a couple shots of Canadian whiskey and you're balls will drop

@@woandy4542 What do you suggest ? In the way of a good smooth tasty Canadian whiskey?

@@g-asplendidsavage1700 1)gibsons finest rare. 2]wisers 3)crown royal 4) Alberta premium

@@g-asplendidsavage1700 gibsons finest is actually angel pee

I to was woundern this.

I use wetsuit fabric wrapped with hockey stick tape. It works ok, I’m still experimenting

exactly......egos loving tree cutters. f them

I think I did know once but I don’t now.

has to do with 2legs spread lol

6-8 I’d guess

300 anos

100's of years, @ least

Thanks you too

A Husqvarna saw is the best out there ! They have great power too ! Any sharp chain pulls with ease. I have a 372 Husqvarna.... cuts with ease !

Thanks for watching. In this video the logs were moved to the road by an excavator with a grapple attachment. The steeper area we’re done with a grapple yarder. There was also a super snorkel onsite getting the wood that’s close to the road already for some east and quick loads to the beach(log sort).

I think they use it to make concrete. Thatz what we do with the big ones

Ya must’ve taken days to chop through those trees

Thanks Randy happy New Years to you too. Go figure if it’s not the rain then it’s the wind, not permits then it’s a wash out. Always something eh? Haha. That’s logging I guess. Hey where do you live again? I forgot. Eastern US right?

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@@soaralone9632 super"idiot"fitting..

@@terusbekerjakerjakuat7421 wdym??? :/

because most humans don't care for anything but themselves

@Martin Arnold because they are worth a lot of money!

Building houses somewhere in America.

They are dead

To piss off the left....

Glad you liked it. Thanks for watching

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most of the time its yard,ed out but if they unable to do that. then they will helicopter it out.

I would too. Some footage of the skyline and all that would be sweet.

It was all yarder and hoe chuck. Next time in camp I’ll film some other phases of logging. Thanks for watching

@@AaronTheViking250 gg

Exactly, not worth the time and packing around a bar I’ll hardly use. And really a 42” bar is only 6 inches longer then my regular bar. The 42” is generally used on very big trees that are on a steep slope where you’ll have a hard time reaching the far side and those trees usually involve springboards too. I used to cut 10footers with a 33” tsumura bar for years. The trick there is to make your undercut opening very wide that way you can fit the power head in the tree to complete the cut and to cut the middle if needed. cedar trees that big are usually hollow in the middle or rotten enough to not need cut. Having a super long bar may allow you to cut that one tree down slightly quicker but that’s it. To be a high production faller on the coast you also have to be efficient, no wasted steps no wrong moves or mistakes. Little mistakes are fine, but overall, efficiency and consistency day after day is what counts, not how pretty your stump looks haha. Ok that’s my off topic tangent haha. And I know it’s contradictory to me taking the time to film these videos but I have no problem of putting down enough wood to earn my rate.

Many large trees hollow ou naturally over time. Somethin to do wit survivin high winds.

On this job the wood was forwarded by excavator with grapple