Love how you explain things. Enjoy the conversations and history. We had a relatively young elm tree get struck once. It blew the bark off like this one and the tree died. It was right next to an antennae my husband had put up for his radio. If that was planted in 1949, its about my age. Always enjoy watching you use the chain saw, because you are careful and good.
Always interesting to hear some family history!!!Glad you were able to cut the tree down without any mishaps. We had a huge forked maple split and blow down during a Derecho in the summer of 1995. Encountered tramp iron embedded in the wood where various items had been attached to the tree over the years (not good on saw chains!!!).
That has to be the sharpest saw that i have ever seen! Went thru that tree like butter. I have 2 sthil chainsaws and they do not cut like that one. Thank you for taking me along. Enjoyed the video.
Nice to see someone cut a tree using proper technique and PPE. So many think they know it all and don't need protection and don't follow correct procedure. Good job.
It's always great to help each other. Families are as neighbors and neighbors are as family. In 1992 lightning hit a tree (part of a windbreak) by my parents house and ultimately the house burned to the ground in Taylor County WI.
Great job on the drop! The flowers will be fine. You should try to get some lumber out of it for the sawmill. Maybe make a table. Ain't it fun having a teacher that is related to you?👍👍😂😂
We have a big burr oak on the field edge, that got hit by lightning a couple years ago, messed it up pretty bad, but still has a few live branches left.
We have a fir tree about 100' behind the Milk Parlor that got struck probably 30 years ago now, Dad got up one morning was turning the Kitchen Light on you can see this tree out the Kitchen Window. Said the entire sky lit up, it blew the bark off the upper 10-20' of the tree. The tree is still alive just the top 10' is dead.
Today is October 20th and we had to stop picking corn today with the new Idea picker and the Farmall M because it will too hot!! 83 degrees today! Way too uncomfortable to ride the tractor and the tractor was getting toooo hot!!
Did your cousin's wife forgive the tree landing on some of the land scape. Keeping the tree off the house is always the priority. That was one tall tree to find a landing zone for.
Almost 40 yrs. The oak tree on the home farm in the back yard was struck by lightning. No storms. Us kids were in school . Came home a seen bark a limbs all over, dad came up from the barn asked what happed? Tree struck by lightning on clear sunny day shook the house your mother panic. An by the time they came out of the house they saw one dark cloud east that went over.
Love how you explain things. Enjoy the conversations and history.
We had a relatively young elm tree get struck once. It blew the bark off like this one and the tree died. It was right next to an antennae my husband had put up for his radio.
If that was planted in 1949, its about my age.
Always enjoy watching you use the chain saw, because you are careful and good.
Always interesting to hear some family history!!!Glad you were able to cut the tree down without any mishaps. We had a huge forked maple split and blow down during a Derecho in the summer of 1995. Encountered tramp iron embedded in the wood where various items had been attached to the tree over the years (not good on saw chains!!!).
Thank you Gierok Farms, I absolutely loved this. The history and tutorialness is awesome. God bless you all. 🙂👍
That has to be the sharpest saw that i have ever seen! Went thru that tree like butter. I have 2 sthil chainsaws and they do not cut like that one. Thank you for taking me along. Enjoyed the video.
Thank you for coming along!
That’s a sharp saw . Great video George .👍
Nice video George
Nice to see someone cut a tree using proper technique and PPE. So many think they know it all and don't need protection and don't follow correct procedure. Good job.
Thanks for posting
It's always great to help each other. Families are as neighbors and neighbors are as family. In 1992 lightning hit a tree (part of a windbreak) by my parents house and ultimately the house burned to the ground in Taylor County WI.
It is great to see people helping people
Great job on the drop! The flowers will be fine. You should try to get some lumber out of it for the sawmill. Maybe make a table. Ain't it fun having a teacher that is related to you?👍👍😂😂
Thank you!
sounds like a lot of history in that valley !!👍🙏
There sure is!
Wow !
We have a big burr oak on the field edge, that got hit by lightning a couple years ago, messed it up pretty bad, but still has a few live branches left.
As an old English teacher myself, I can say, we never die, we just run out of red ink!!
And probably most of that red ink ended up on my English papers. 😂
lol
good job george and mom
Thank you!
Another great video!!
thank you!
I love the stories. I think that would be some good deer stand making material. Great video. Be safe, and God bless
thank you god bless!
We have a fir tree about 100' behind the Milk Parlor that got struck probably 30 years ago now, Dad got up one morning was turning the Kitchen Light on you can see this tree out the Kitchen Window. Said the entire sky lit up, it blew the bark off the upper 10-20' of the tree. The tree is still alive just the top 10' is dead.
Today is October 20th and we had to stop picking corn today with the new Idea picker and the Farmall M because it will too hot!! 83 degrees today! Way too uncomfortable to ride the tractor and the tractor was getting toooo hot!!
Did your cousin's wife forgive the tree landing on some of the land scape. Keeping the tree off the house is always the priority. That was one tall tree to find a landing zone for.
I'm hoping that you got the fire wood??
Almost 40 yrs. The oak tree on the home farm in the back yard was struck by lightning. No storms. Us kids were in school . Came home a seen bark a limbs all over, dad came up from the barn asked what happed? Tree struck by lightning on clear sunny day shook the house your mother panic. An by the time they came out of the house they saw one dark cloud east that went over.
Don't talk so much!