Howdy boys and girls we have a hillside just packed full of whoppers they gonna shake the ground when they hit hope you all like this www.loggerwade....
Years ago I was getting something out of my pickup truck just as my partner dropped a pine right across the hood . That got me started spending time watching what he was up to after that .
Lmao , i bet your partner says. As i was dropping a big pine. And you parked there. Now i gotta watch where he's always parking. Lol. Only busting yourass !
I used to have a paralyzing fear of chainsaws, (I’ve screwed myself up with a lot less sophisticated equipment) as a builder I’ve cut trees down with a saws-all, more than few times over the years!!! In Maine a buddy got me a job driving a Timberjack 450D, (with me never having driven a skidder before) 12 hour shifts bouncing around in the thing everyday!!! A week in, we switched sites to a tract that hadn’t been cut, so a Jonsered 2049turbo got put into my hands and was instructed to start dropping trees!!! 90 cc’s of hang the f_ck on to it!!! The first 100 foot white pine (70 inches around) was my first, it hit the ground and lifted me a few inches in the air!!! I WAS HOOKED FOR LIFE, THE BEST (FUNEST) JOB I HAD EVER HAD IN MY LIFE!!! Here we are 8 years later, and I’m still cutting and driving and turning wrenches, loving this new occupation!!! Hands down a job I look forward to everyday, (Maine winters can get 35 below zero and summers get over 100 degrees with 90 percent humidity) the saw is probably the lightest thing I touch all day, (other than my unit when taking a leak) I was no stranger to heavy, dirty, Hard Work!!! Building houses gets repedative,another square box, yay!!! But this job, felling trees, turning wrenches, operating 30-ton machinery, and building roads and bridges into our work area, is now a job I can see me doing for as long as I can, and loving the Challenges and the Dangers of my new occupation!!! Still a lot to learn, everything seems to weigh over 100 lbs (and wins every time you fight with it) but most days I’m smiling working with my buddies, (outside, joking around and making a living) AND I’M LOVING IT!!! I can see why generations before me did this job, one that becomes a multi-generational career for the tough MEN AND WOMEN THAT BATTLE NATURE DAILY , SO THAT YOU CAN LIVE IN WOODEN HOUSES AND WIPE YOUR @$$ES WITH TOILET PAPER, as well as all the other things we do each day thanks to them!!! Like I said, the best job I’ve ever had, and I love it, it will probably KILL ME, BUT AT LEAST I’LL GO OUT SMILING!!!
Love it when the big sticks hit the ground as you can feel it thru your boots. One of the reasons I got into logging in the first place just loved working in the woods even though have paid the price in injuries over the years but still love it. Keep it up and stay safe out there.
Gday from Australia my fellow logging brothers, good to see good honest hard working folk doing what they love and employing workers, no doubt the good old USA is facing the slow death of their native logging industry as we are in Australia with our Labor government state leaders and their bludging greenie cohorts, awesome videos Wade 👍👍
I never really watched your channel before, but after watching LD18 and the fun he was having why not. You are very intelligent and the information that you share is just out of this world 🌍. Looking forward to watching more of your videos.
I really like the music on this one. It’s the theme song (The Colonel) used by one my favorite TH-cam channels “ IP Farms”. About a gentleman reclaiming his family’s farm. Hope I don’t wind up in Logger Wade jail for this post.🥺
Greetings from Central NH Lakes Region - impressive footage, some of the most dangerous felling I have seen you doing in quite awhile. Great job, thanks for sharing.
Hey Wade, yeah that roger is just a big ole bully ha, seems like he wouldn’t hurt a fly. Remember you saying that when it on, roger can hold his own, great vid, man those are some big trees. Have a good one
Talking about safety I don't know about 20 years ago my dad was cutting down trees on the farm and one kick back and broke his nose his cheekbones I really messed them up then my Uncle Mike was cutting on the farm about 6 years ago he was cutting the tops off and it rolled and kind of pinned up to the ground he was pinned to the ground for a while his wife my aunt Pat went down the check on him to bring him some water and found them pinned under the tree and called 911 and called us so safety is a real importan another great video way love watching your videos God bless
Wade if I get back into Cabinet building I will have to see what wood you have available. I like slabs and 1x or 5/4 boards. I would even build you some at cost. I use to hand carve some, but I got out of that because of depression thanks to PTSD with Anxiety. Some thought at one time I was going to be a famous artist, between my photography, drawings, wood work, clay designs, and paintings.
I understand why you buck logs in the woods but when I was cutting timber, we would cut the top off and brought the tree out. We let the buyers mark the logs and we went behind them and bucked the logs.
Thanks Logger for a lovely video. Hard hot work but you boys get the job done. Nice to see how you tackle the job and Buckin it right.! Take care and be safe, love the ladies! Graham🇬🇧🇬🇧🌲🌲
Wade i have to say. I am a direct person when it comes to telling the truth! And am critical of people that BS artist. But your my kind of people. Love ya brother. Rase them boys to be real!!
You did a great job falling big logs. Did you need a bigger saw for big trees? However this timber was managed, provided very nice harvest of big trees. Were all of them about the same age? How long did it take to grow big $$$$ trees harvested at a special location?
Don`t worry about you rattlin`, Matey without it we wouldn`t learn so much about your hard and dangerous job. On a lighter note Wade, I`ve watched so many videos and shouted timber so many times ,I`m thinkin` of calling myself `Logger Tom`.
Don't know how I missed this one tater. Lots of big timber for sure. BTW what is the name of the song that us as a background jingle. I want to add it to my library.
#loggerwade stop being so critical on yourself. You do a great job of logging and making video's. If we didn't like your content, we wouldn't be here watching them. Have a good one and keep the camera rolling👊👊🦅🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🦅👊👊
What is your bar length on that saw...a 24”??? Is that a 394? Or 395? Man those were some big boys...when it snapped and rolled forward you were long gone!!! Mr. quick footed Wade there!!!!
Best vidja in a while like when I first subscribed. Ole Roggie said don’t bother me none no get your butt out and cut your missed tree. Whatever Wade whatever.
Nice vidja Wade. Roger is a character 😂😂. Y'all take care and have a blessed day and I'll see you on your next vidja. Oh are you gonna have the Eastern Loggers callander for sale again??
@@LoggerWade Thats a hefty tree. I remember John Moons cottonwood seeming to be a hassle...at the saw blades trying to get a decent face...I think that's what I saw. I'm no sawyer. Lots of wood but time consuming. Have a good un Wade. 🇺🇸
How you doing bud .I haven't been around for awhile my lady has been in and out of hospital she isn't going to be much longer .but a couple weeks ago my 24 year old son died in my house and it devistated me and still is but .missed ya all and I'm see as many as I can of your videos and watch past vids to catch up so have a great day and godbless and stay safe.
@@LoggerWade thank you and yea no father should have to see there child die and it just makes ya feel so empty .now I got to figure out the funeral exspenses but I'm sure I'll get it done .but again thx for the prayers bud godbless and stay safe
Big beastie trees Wade !!!!!
Kinetic energy in those felled trees is enormous, no wonder you have seen a decent size bloke catapulted!!!
Ok, that "evil" sounding laugh @10:45 made me laugh... Roger, what a guy.
Years ago I was getting something out of my pickup truck just as my partner dropped a pine right across the hood . That got me started spending time watching what he was up to after that .
Lmao , i bet your partner says. As i was dropping a big pine. And you parked there. Now i gotta watch where he's always parking. Lol. Only busting yourass !
Yup that'll wake a guy up quick Robert
It's so much fun watching you.
God Bless and Protect you and your wonderful family!!!
Those were some mammoth trees! Can’t wait to start logging my land.
See you at the Expo in Louisville!👍
Roger reminds me of stumpy on the movie Rio Bravo with John Wayne, and Dean Martin.
Lol copy that
I used to have a paralyzing fear of chainsaws, (I’ve screwed myself up with a lot less sophisticated equipment) as a builder I’ve cut trees down with a saws-all, more than few times over the years!!! In Maine a buddy got me a job driving a Timberjack 450D, (with me never having driven a skidder before) 12 hour shifts bouncing around in the thing everyday!!! A week in, we switched sites to a tract that hadn’t been cut, so a Jonsered 2049turbo got put into my hands and was instructed to start dropping trees!!! 90 cc’s of hang the f_ck on to it!!! The first 100 foot white pine (70 inches around) was my first, it hit the ground and lifted me a few inches in the air!!! I WAS HOOKED FOR LIFE, THE BEST (FUNEST) JOB I HAD EVER HAD IN MY LIFE!!! Here we are 8 years later, and I’m still cutting and driving and turning wrenches, loving this new occupation!!! Hands down a job I look forward to everyday, (Maine winters can get 35 below zero and summers get over 100 degrees with 90 percent humidity) the saw is probably the lightest thing I touch all day, (other than my unit when taking a leak) I was no stranger to heavy, dirty, Hard Work!!! Building houses gets repedative,another square box, yay!!! But this job, felling trees, turning wrenches, operating 30-ton machinery, and building roads and bridges into our work area, is now a job I can see me doing for as long as I can, and loving the Challenges and the Dangers of my new occupation!!! Still a lot to learn, everything seems to weigh over 100 lbs (and wins every time you fight with it) but most days I’m smiling working with my buddies, (outside, joking around and making a living) AND I’M LOVING IT!!! I can see why generations before me did this job, one that becomes a multi-generational career for the tough MEN AND WOMEN THAT BATTLE NATURE DAILY , SO THAT YOU CAN LIVE IN WOODEN HOUSES AND WIPE YOUR @$$ES WITH TOILET PAPER, as well as all the other things we do each day thanks to them!!! Like I said, the best job I’ve ever had, and I love it, it will probably KILL ME, BUT AT LEAST I’LL GO OUT SMILING!!!
The simple physics is so freaking cool. You kick a-s
Big trees, be safe you gotta take care of that beautiful family.
Always good to see you working the big heavy hardwood Wade. Be careful for sure but I know you are :-) All the Best! Nice!
Love it when the big sticks hit the ground as you can feel it thru your boots. One of the reasons I got into logging in the first place just loved working in the woods even though have paid the price in injuries over the years but still love it. Keep it up and stay safe out there.
Yup thats right
rodger is the only man to keep you in line keep safe and have a good day
Great video Wade.
Gday from Australia my fellow logging brothers, good to see good honest hard working folk doing what they love and employing workers, no doubt the good old USA is facing the slow death of their native logging industry as we are in Australia with our Labor government state leaders and their bludging greenie cohorts, awesome videos Wade 👍👍
He wade you are a hell of a saw man. Thank you for the video.
Thanks Dan
Those were some massive old trees!
Impressive job of getting them harvested.
I'd say the stress level on this job was crazy big trees
Great video. I'm watching your videos all the way from the UK. Take care.
👍
I never really watched your channel before, but after watching LD18 and the fun he was having why not. You are very intelligent and the information that you share is just out of this world 🌍. Looking forward to watching more of your videos.
Just another day in the life of a logger! Great to watch. Thanks for posting Wade. 🇬🇧👍
I really like the music on this one. It’s the theme song (The Colonel) used by one my favorite TH-cam channels “ IP Farms”. About a gentleman reclaiming his family’s farm. Hope I don’t wind up in Logger Wade jail for this post.🥺
Greetings from Central NH Lakes Region - impressive footage, some of the most dangerous felling I have seen you doing in quite awhile. Great job, thanks for sharing.
I’m not far from you I live on lake sunapee
@@joegosselin2888 Greetings - My wife and I live on Bear Island in Lake Winnipesaukee in summer and winter just South of Stowe VT.
Wade nice to meet you and Ann at Paul Bunyan show, you have a very nice family. Stay safe buddy.
Thanks Mark will do
Love roger i bet he's a good guy to be around and i bet he's keeps you straight thanks tater
Great vidja wade and great footage and big trees
Some big ole Tanks!😮
Them will get the blood flowing!
Thanks for vidja!
Hey Wade, yeah that roger is just a big ole bully ha, seems like he wouldn’t hurt a fly. Remember you saying that when it on, roger can hold his own, great vid, man those are some big trees. Have a good one
Till he gets mad then look out he's know to pick up an equalizer and go to town
Keep the videos coming Wade, I'm here watching you, you always give us these great videos! Thank you my friend, wonderful job!!
Thanks buddy
I. Love these. Vigits. When you. Use. Pudding. There. Awsome
Thanks Daren
Talking about safety I don't know about 20 years ago my dad was cutting down trees on the farm and one kick back and broke his nose his cheekbones I really messed them up then my Uncle Mike was cutting on the farm about 6 years ago he was cutting the tops off and it rolled and kind of pinned up to the ground he was pinned to the ground for a while his wife my aunt Pat went down the check on him to bring him some water and found them pinned under the tree and called 911 and called us so safety is a real importan another great video way love watching your videos God bless
Oh yeah it happens in the blink of an eye too
Wade if I get back into Cabinet building I will have to see what wood you have available. I like slabs and 1x or 5/4 boards. I would even build you some at cost. I use to hand carve some, but I got out of that because of depression thanks to PTSD with Anxiety. Some thought at one time I was going to be a famous artist, between my photography, drawings, wood work, clay designs, and paintings.
Heck yeah message me on loggerwade.com sometime
I understand why you buck logs in the woods but when I was cutting timber, we would cut the top off and brought the tree out. We let the buyers mark the logs and we went behind them and bucked the logs.
Got ya Dave thanks
Thanks Logger for a lovely video. Hard hot work but you boys get the job done. Nice to see how you tackle the job and Buckin it right.! Take care and be safe, love the ladies! Graham🇬🇧🇬🇧🌲🌲
Thanks Graham
@@LoggerWade 👍👍❤️❤️
Wade , another 5 ⭐ video loved every second of it. Do stay safe and God bless y'all from South Carolina viewer
Thanks Daniel
Nice stand of timber!
Be safe my friend
Good stuff Wade, Roger and Phil:):)
Awesome video wade, hard working Americans putting there skills to use, that's what it's all about 🌲🌲💪💪🇺🇸🇺🇸 thanks for sharing
Thanks Derrick
Wade great video! Thanks for sharing. Kevin
We have been cutting some extremely large pin oak on our job. 2500 bd ft. Per tree 35 trees with over 1500
Damn you’re good on a saw man love the hand cutting
THANKS WADE , keep em coming driver!
Great work logger
Looked great to me. I enjoyed watching the video. 👍👍👍
Wade i have to say. I am a direct person when it comes to telling the truth! And am critical of people that BS artist. But your my kind of people. Love ya brother. Rase them boys to be real!!
Thanks bud I appreciate it
What a great video and the way you and the crew work together is amazing. How much stress goes into timber when it falls across a valley. Stay safe
Bruce its alot.. when taller and fatter it adds to it
New subscriber way down in Alabama.. Enjoy the channel, I'm a fan!!!!
Thanks bud
I've missed your videos. Thanks 👍👍
Thanks Steve
wow massive trees nice
looks like work !
Great vidya! Fun to watch. Really enjoyed it.
Thanks Joseph
You did a great job falling big logs. Did you need a bigger saw for big trees? However this timber was managed, provided very nice harvest of big trees. Were all of them about the same age? How long did it take to grow big $$$$ trees harvested at a special location?
Don`t worry about you rattlin`, Matey without it we wouldn`t learn so much about your hard and dangerous job. On a lighter note Wade, I`ve watched so many videos and shouted timber so many times ,I`m thinkin` of calling myself `Logger Tom`.
Haha just don't forget to wear your hard hat when watching and be lookin up for hazards
Don't know how I missed this one tater. Lots of big timber for sure. BTW what is the name of the song that us as a background jingle. I want to add it to my library.
I like the video format, It was cool. Great work
Thanks bud
I run into this a lot when ppl say it wasn't managed right as they are showing off a huge tree
Well bud show what you know about timber and forest or forestry management inpaticular!!
@@steppoffaith8426 well 2 degrees and 7 years logging
That's the difference in chainsaw tactics and machine.
Love all the videos Tator. Would love to see more hand cuttin.
Awesome video bud
#loggerwade stop being so critical on yourself. You do a great job of logging and making video's. If we didn't like your content, we wouldn't be here watching them. Have a good one and keep the camera rolling👊👊🦅🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🦅👊👊
Wade, you every Watch Swamp loggers on TV? Think they’re in South Carolina not sure though. Nice video. 👍👏
Nice job wade 👍👍
What is your bar length on that saw...a 24”??? Is that a 394? Or 395? Man those were some big boys...when it snapped and rolled forward you were long gone!!! Mr. quick footed Wade there!!!!
tonka truck heaven
Best vidja in a while like when I first subscribed. Ole Roggie said don’t bother me none no get your butt out and cut your missed tree. Whatever Wade whatever.
thanks for sharing..
The man the myth the legend
You’re on the same path 👍🏻
Proper vidj wade big sticks there ✊✊✊✊✊✊👍😎🏴☠️🇬🇧
I use to have 20 acreas of trees this size half of them white oak and hickory, besafe tater
Can someone tell me what the incendental music is in this video, I can’t get Shazam to tell me… thanks.
Love the videos Wade!!. Don't worry about the editing being a problem... video is great just the way you're making them.
Good video!
Nice vidja Wade. Roger is a character 😂😂. Y'all take care and have a blessed day and I'll see you on your next vidja. Oh are you gonna have the Eastern Loggers callander for sale again??
Yes I'll be getting them up real soon
With all those huge trees your cutting, please show us what you do with them. Are you keeping them at your sawmill or are you selling them?
The poplar we keep the big reds get sold
Good stuff 👍 be safe
Great video be safe out there
Love the music...who is it?
RJ I'd have to go in and listen again to tell ya I caint remember this one
Nice job thanks for the video
Looking back on form Wade ;)
Wade, what would be ideal diameter logs for your mill? Or, at what point does a biggun become a pain to deal with? Thanks buddy. Nice saw work! 👌
I'd say past 36" they start being a bit of a turd
@@LoggerWade Thats a hefty tree. I remember John Moons cottonwood seeming to be a hassle...at the saw blades trying to get a decent face...I think that's what I saw. I'm no sawyer. Lots of wood but time consuming. Have a good un Wade. 🇺🇸
How you doing bud .I haven't been around for awhile my lady has been in and out of hospital she isn't going to be much longer .but a couple weeks ago my 24 year old son died in my house and it devistated me and still is but .missed ya all and I'm see as many as I can of your videos and watch past vids to catch up so have a great day and godbless and stay safe.
Brian I'm so sorry to hear bud thats a sad deal ill say a few prayers for ya
@@LoggerWade thank you and yea no father should have to see there child die and it just makes ya feel so empty .now I got to figure out the funeral exspenses but I'm sure I'll get it done .but again thx for the prayers bud godbless and stay safe
You should see if Tim Cotontop 3 will come up to do a video with you cutting
That would be fun sometime
Good job 👍
Luv the music bro and I enjoy watching all of ur videos
Thanks Arnold
That bobo might be good for Farmer Chris to got some sawdust! Keep safe! Think it might be time to retire puddin?
Yer iam thinking off doing myself
Great video. What is a veneer log and how is it processed? Thanks
No market for red oak veneer ? Also did I see some big beech marked to cut ?
I think so yes
What bars and chains do you boys prefer?
What size chain saw bar do you have on the saw ?
love it... heck yes WEEEEEEEEEEE !!!
That's a hard day's work
It seems like to me that your a bit under bared for those gaints you need a xp 395. With a 3 foot bar on it
Copy that
Some big timber! Most of it looked in good shape to! Does your veneer buyer give you crap if the bark is chewed up on the logs?
Yes and no we try to handle with care but this tree was just a screw up all the way around I just lack the shame not to share
What length are you cutting those veneer butt logs too?
Just keep them coming 👍 👍
Loved it
Boy I'd love to see you run a 592xp!
Poo poo. Who needs that electronic nightmere
Won't out cut the 395.
You don't use a loggers tape ?
Great job Great 👍🏻VIDJA’s ! ❤️🏴☠️🎥💯%👌🇺🇸💰
Thanks aunt bonnie
TH-cam: you want to watch a couple crazy white guys cutting trees
Me: sure