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@Jonathan-ee1zh Are you stupid? The high stumps are used when sidehilling. Not just throwing them down hill.

@Jon-k8z well it was part of an old growth stand that was here before anyway.

@Bobcat8188 best of luck my friend. I hope you have a speedy recovery.

@chainsawjedi you and me both. Been out for 7-8 months already

It takes much intelligence to do this job correctly. It takes an unintelligent person to make an unintelligent comment about something they don't know anything about. YOUR I.Q. SCORE IS IN THE NEGATIVE. But thank you for playing.

Not everything that is done right is done easily. People like you will never understand this. When something gets tuff are you gonna run or hang in and get it done?

You're dumb 😆

Not at all, four trees will take its place.

You don't cut timber on a steep slopes in six feet of snow.

@chainsawjedi where do you live???? In B.C. Canada you certainly did.My dad was a faller and winters were on snowshoes on every kind of terrane. Do some research on logging in Revelstoke pre 1970 when snow was herendus deep.

No, I did not have to climb

You're dumb 😆

😢כואב הלב. לראות. מוות של עץ. קדום. גאה,,,,

Don't know

This is Oregon. And that is a Douglas fir.

@@chainsawjedi США штат Орегон?

@@chainsawjedi я валил лес в Советское время в Сибири на границе Красноярского края и Иркутской области

@SpicyGherkin69 Exactly what I mean by no clue. Use the high stumps to catch the falling timber across the side of the hill. It's a simple concept that people can't seem to grasp.

Yep

​@@chainsawjediwell, if ya don't explain it "ever" then yeah...

I came to say '...but I still have no clue!' Thanks for explaining. I noticed the smaller younger trees close to the stump, are those regrowth from the original root system? I didn't know if pines do that. - awesome if so.

@shannonbusse6702 This whole area was replanted about 50 years ago with Douglas fir. The hemlock in the area is volunteer growth.

@@theresawatson4735 maybe you should watch some more of my content, kindly.

@atbhill not a helping wind lol

@gregorypodom3898 how so there champ?

@chainsawjedi cut a lot of trees and never finish with a front cut

Notch in front cut in back pretty simple concept

When I say lot of trees I mean thousands of trees

@gregorypodom3898 I think just because you don't see the face cut in the footage you've assumed I didn't make one first. This footage is the back cut only. I'm going to make a detailed slide show so viewers can see better what's going on. I apologize for the shotty camerawork also. I only have a phone to record with.

@NicoFourie53 thank you for the kindness sir 🙏 ❤️

@@chainsawjedi Always awesome to watch a person being an ace in his profession ..

Very!

Isn't the forestry industry reliant on a crop that takes 50-100 years to reach maturity? What can we do to ensure the forestry industry is still viable in 100 years? How much genetic diversity do we need to preserve (in old growth stands) in order to make sure we have seedlings that are going to thrive when we plant them 100 years from now? Our summers are getting hotter and dryer, our wildfires are getting bigger, the winter snowpack is not as deep as it used to be. We need to think carefully about how we can manage these forests for the long haul so that our grandchildren have access to the jobs and forestry products that we enjoy.

Old growth shades out most other trees. Maples will grow wherever they can get sunlight in the gaps. A lot of the time brush that doesn't require lots of sun will thrive under old growth. The younger stands of tightly planted trees also shade out other species one they get about 20' tall.

You're dumb 😆

This footage is the back cut only there's a face cut already made in the front.

My thoughts exactly . Never should have had this much trouble .

Well, unfortunately, just because you notch a tree and then back-cut it, doesn't mean it will fall in the direction you think. You need to look carefully at the lean, weight distribution, and several other factors. Please leave it to professionals.

There is a face cut in the front, the limb weight wanted to take it over the cliff.

No barber chair here, there's a face in the front 👍