I love how you actually tell us what you bid the job for. You folks have inspired me to quit my job at 29yrs old and go get into tree work. Ive been a welder and ironworker for almost a decade but my soul hates it, but man when im running a saw…its a much different feeling. Thanks for sharing your work!
oh no. horrible decision right there ol' buddy. hopefully you live in a very wealthy area. if you don't live in a wealthy area, do you like top ramen? hopefully you do.
Love these long form videos. I use them as comfort videos on stressful days. You can have them in the background and watch them to give your brain a quick break to recharge.
Can't wait to see the heights your company gets to with Randy as a permanent team member. Should be a pretty unstoppable collaboration. You do good work as well, Isaac. You're learning a lot, and growing into a solid tree guy. Congratulations to the whole team.
Randy just being on the job gives it great content. He has a way of making a sunny day just that much brighter. I’ve said it before, you have a good crew. God bless you guys and may he keep you safe.
You guys are killing it! When you have a crew that is all working well together & humble, skilled, motivated. It's a badass combination. It's rare. Great job guys!
You and your crew move like a well oiled machine. Experience shows - love the videos! Small tip: That "slowly feeling worse and worse" throughout the day - boss - you need to drink more fluids - something with electrolytes added. It will help. When I was working out day labor, I'd start with a generic bottle of Pedialyte in the morning - then even if you drink straight water later, the pedialyte helps you keep the hydration when you're up in a tree for long periods. It sounds crazy, but it'll make a huge difference -- stay away from sodas or any of that garbage!
Dude, you're saying it right! In the summer, in extreme heat, I almost lost consciousness while working with a saw, most likely it was dehydration + heat stroke. On this hot working day, I drank a lot and still it didn't help, I swam, after four hours I felt better.
@@Михаил-м8з2х probly not heat stroke thats when u actually pass out more like heat exhaustion which is basically a minor heat stroke. i had it happen one time and the next 2 days after it i felt like shit. i barely had enough energy to even hold up my head without thinking about it it was pretty wild.
Excellent project Jake, well edited together. Good to hear Randy will be joining you and Isaac on your further adventures full time. And you deserve to be in that film they are putting together, Jed would have been proud of you.
Great team work Jake I watched to the end, love the fact I’ve been watching since you went solo, feel like we have walked together. I’m 82 yrs female that loves your videos and the interactions with the team.
I saw the length of this video and thought "I'm not watching some MOVIE". Then I saw it was you. OK, I'll watch some before dinner, some after dinner and some a little later. Man, am I glad I did. The way you and your crew get along is how we all should work. Not only are you and your guys talented, you all have a good sense of humor and an admirable work ethic. I've been watching since the original "Guilty" and I'll keep watching no matter how long the videos.
I do tree work all day then come home to watch tree work starting to think I may have an addiction lol great work Jake per usual love the long length videos. Glad you’re staying busy you deserve it !
I’ve been wondering when Randy was going to be joining full time!! Love it!! That was an amazing job. The homeowner nailed it with the speech at the end.
Thanks. Super episode. Watched every second. Could not skip 10 seconds - may miss something. Great to have Randy around - makes the day shorter and fun.
Great seeing both perspectives from the climber and the ground guy. Only 20 minutes in and loving every minute of it. If I wasn’t disabled and across the country I’d absolutely come work for you. 🙃 Good on Cayden for following his dreams, wild land firefighters are something else, the stuff they go through is other worldly, much respect to him for wanting to do that.
Why not go watch from the ground? Or maybe fly a drone? May not be the same experience as able-body, but an experience all the same. I'm probably past climbing but wouldn't say no to being winched up to enjoy the view and maybe brush a limb or two. Our disabilities don't need to define us.
Impressed! I’ve been in the landscape business for 35 years here in Ca & am reminded watching you how crucial a good crew is to the success of a business. Watching you take the time to train Issac & having Randy( who is highly skilled) on board is soo impressive!
I didn't know nothing about tree cutting. But the skills in a short previous video where you guys show the different cuts motivated me to click on this one and boy am I happy that I watched it. This is longer than a movie and over a quarter of a million views?! Wow. That passion and the work involved in stitching this video. Incredible! You guys are amazing! Kudos to you. I'm a passionate alarm/home automation technician and electrician by trade. It's getting rare these days to find competent passioned men. Kudos!
When the owner mentioned how safely you guys work, I was in total agreement and something I have noticed ever since when Jake worked at the other big company.
Seems like a no-brainer that Randy joins the team! Excited to hear that. I might have split the video into two videos with day1-2 and then day 3-4 but I don't care this one was almost 3 hours long. I'm here for it and happy to watch however it gets released!
For all the "repartee" you guys indulge in, you still maintain the communication and situational awareness that is needed in high-risk work environments. & many wouldn't trim the stub from removing a limb that takes additional time; that you consistently do demonstrates that you are consciously aware of managing safety risks. Kudos you and your crew
Just watched the entire 2 hours and 40 minutes. Best vid yet for me. Very technical tree work using all the cool equipment dropping five big firs in a space of a postage stamp. No bigger wow factor than that guys. Randy's ditch witch steals the show for most valuable piece of equipment. Some times smaller is bigger and better! He made about a hundred trips shoe horning between the house and fence, incredible careful, safe work guys.
Another fantastic video Jacob, very well done. 👍 It's great to watch the entire lot of you thru prep, planning, rigging, and execution. Rarely do I get to see a team of guys that not only know what they're doing, but do it in total PRO Fashion. I wish I'd had that wireless communication ability back in the 70's. It really seems a force multiplier for staying casual and focused while being exactly on task, yet allowing the levity to maintain a high energy groove with a smile the whole time. Big job, done safe and right, big achievement. Be proud of this one, it's a benchmark for your industry. Stay safe, stay well, and thanks for bringing such informative and entertaining videos to us.
Watched all the way through... Fast forwarded a little bit of the large chunking, but my favorite part was the customer interaction at the end. That's the most important part of your success is the rapport with clients. I'm a gutter cleaner of 14+ years, but tree climbing is my new favorite hobby and I'm thankful for your content when it comes to the education on technique and safety.
Curious question, have you ever gotten your lungs checked? Over the years that's a lot of breathing in the wood dust particles. That could potentially lead to some lung health problems down the line.
Yes, and some trees have toxic chemicals in their sap. I used to work in a saw mill when I have a lot of problems today and I have to sleep with an oxygen pump.
I once helped my farmer boss out cutting trees down and I got seriously ill for 3 months due to the fungal spores /dust or something which is was definitely caused by the trees cuttings
Douglas fur is known to carry a fungus that can and have led to ppl having meningitis, but yes, trees can carry diseases some not so life threatening others can be life threatening. So always be aware of the health risks no matter what and always be safe when dealing and being around trees or plants that pose a risk. Also, good job on your opening theme song it's much better just saying. And that's not just there its here too we're i live the one tree service knows me and waves to me all the time but all the others dont so idk what's that's all about. i try to talk to as many as possible and get to know them because one day might just end up working along side one of them so id rather know them than not know them.
Good job to all of you. No mistakes, no yelling, s(n)appy comments and a satisfied customer. I watched the whole video (like a lot of folks i guess) and and enjoyed every bit of it. Keep the real good content coming:)
Love the long format episode! I have a question though man, didnt that guy running the rope burn his hands up a month or so ago? Is there really any advantage to risking your hands when running a rope? I cant imagine life gets easier when you tear the skin off your palms. Hey also, as much as you breathe in sawdust, i would really suggest getting checked out regularly. Fungus spores can transfer via sawdust. This can lead to stuff like meningitis in humans, and even if its not the big M, theres tons of nasty stuff you can contract from breathing in different species of sawdust. Its always better to be too safe dude, take care of yourself. Hope youre feeling better!
Also, 1:02:00 that was INCREDIBLE dude! Ive never seen someone use a munter and a short length to speed brake a top like that. That was simply amazing to watch.
I spent the entire video trying to think of a way you could process the branch stems into firewood. Seasoned fir firewood is worth a premium these days and there's a lot of BTU's in the 3 to 5 inch stems. I guess it's more time, more trucks, more hands and someplace to store it, that's all I could come up with. Awesome job. :)
Thanks guys for another great video, Wishing the team a very happy Christmas , and Jake another fruitful new year. so glad you’re doing so well. Blessings Sandra 🎉
Randy keeps it real! safe and fun all in one package!. you have to keep him on the job! love how you rigged up all the cuts between two trees. great idea half the force by using the two remaining trunks, the best part is over the days no injuries, or close calls! great job! cannot wait for the next one, just hope it is a bit shorter!
Jacob, your best video yet! Your camera angles were perfect! I’ve never been so intrigued with such a long video. I couldn’t of said it better as your customer said. He needed someone like Guilty as treeson for safety for his property but your crew also.I can’t wait for the next video.I thank your whole team for a great video.
Jacob great video and very entertaining, you , Isaac and Randy work so well together it's a pleasure to watch and quite hilarious at times. Look after each other and please stay safe. ❤❤❤❤❤❤😊😊😊😊😊😊
Did tree removal and trimming and pruning for 30 years, i am now working on highway signs and guardrail , i do miss it sometimes ,but i am 57 now and climbing started to become a challenge . I enjoy watching tree videos . I would still be doing it but company I worked for sold out and the new place , laid our crew off and our salesman went elsewhere so now doing highway signs and guard rail. I still get to go up the sign I beams . Special shoes you put on your boots to go up the I beam . Kinda like spiking , lol, well be safe and well.
Not sure why the TH-cam gods popped these videos into my recommendations but I literally just spend 3 hours a watching some guys cut down some trees and enjoyed every minute of it. U got a new subscriber here.
I did this work for 1 year to the day. 1990-1991. I'm 55 now. In Ky, we don't have trees that tall oe big for a lot of years. Greed of the logging co destroyed them. You guys are doing a good job. I've been a carpenter since 1991. If you love what you do. DO IT. I remember 1 time we used a saw with a 5-ft bar. Lots and lots of Hedge & Locus trees here. BIG thorns. Hedge so hard you can see sparks come off the chain.
I agree with the homeowner. You guys are awesome.The video was compelling. I can't believe I watched the whole video but wow. I like how you showed all your tools and rigging.
I was blown away by this video. I love the bantering and playfulness and team spirit. Safety is obviously top priority. What fell out of the tree? And glad no one got hurt. I lived in Eugene Oregon for 8 years atop the south hills where giant firs used to stand. There were a couple on my property that were over 110’ tall and diameter over 5’ wide at the base. I’ve seen some great lumber jacks, but you guys eat trees like a Treerhinousaurus Rex. Plenty of planning, experience, science, muscle, creativity, endurance, fun, camaraderie, knowledge and I’m quite sure I saw a partridge in a pear tree too. I really enjoyed watching every minute of it. Great job. Sure made me glad I don’t have 5 large fir trees in MY back yard. How much did you charge for entire 4-day job?
I just wanted to say that I’ve been watching for a while now and you guys are insane but in a good way. I’ve been a supervisor as well as had my own business for a long time and seeing the direction you are heading you will have a really good company. Your employees work so Hard and well together and to be honest that the hardest part of a really good company. Keep treating them like they are your family pay them well and it’s all smooth sailing. Great job.
Night in few beers and buckled up for Treeson premier! Great editing, awesome banter (laughts) even the of the UK guys. Really enjoyed it all, great entertaining but yet thoroughly informative along the way 💯👌 I know nothing of tree work, only I'd love to do it so much that I'd change career 😂 You guys make it look so fun and happy along the dangerous days. Thanks again, great stuff ❤👌😎
Seeing Canopy Climbing Collective coming to film you guys is great. As a British guy I understood their accent 😂 You guys work so well together and you clearly enjoy each others company. 😁
I am always impressed with you guys and your energy. Of course at 77 years old I have earned the right to be a tad slower. I did the ground work for a friend and his tree service last week and it almost wiped me out. I did work a Gen X teenager into the ground though. Feels good to have a good work out even it is only 10% of what you guys do. Good job guys. I really enjoyed the heck out of the longer video.
Amazing work & team work!! A real pleasure to watch you guys! As professional as all out! Watched all of it- from Australia. Stay safe and keep lopping!
Hi Guys. First time to watch your channel from Japan. I'm an Electrical Engineer and Retired Alpinist; just Climbing Gym and Snowboarding these days. Great to see you young guys rocking it at a high level, I really do hope you do inspire young people around the world to enter into physical but technical fields such as yours. And most impressed by the Carnivore diet man, but don't let it slip, Beef and Beer is a wonderful, but dangerous combination. Stay safe.
I’m only into part 3 and I need to tell you this video has been so entertaining it’s unbelievable. Really am enjoying this long video completely. The humor and safe techniques used are great. So entertaining. Thanks guys. Feel better Jake.
This video popped up on my feed. Perfect long video I needed as background noise. Learned quite a bit from all the chatter. Kudos to all of you as I am scared of heights. Camera angles were great. You have a subscriber just with this video. Thank you and stay safe.
Jake, That was bloody amazing, big trees, no falling room, tedious as Hell. The skills you' have and the level of safety you maintain is praise worthy. Cheers, Rik Spector
This was really interesting and not boring to watch. Great job to the whole team. Glad for the young group of tree cutters at getting along. The seniors could learn a thing or two about teamwork.😁
I watched this whole video and enjoyed it tremendously - ur teams professionalism and rapport is great - I like that u said what this extremely difficult job was priced out and I figured just exactly what it came to showed me ur customer got off cheaply - the cost for each tree came to approximately $91 and inch in diameter of the 5 trees for a 4 day job with only 4 men plus all the equipment - I'd say ur profit was not more then $600 per man - no wonder the customer was smiling so hugely 🤓😁😁😁
I have to agree with this client's final thoughts there at the end... you guys really do an amazing job every single time. incredible care and attention to detail with everything, and you seem to have fun while doing that.. good stuff, nicely done!
You guys joke around as much as the Mexican crews. That’s a compliment. It’s a pleasure to be a part of a crew like that. For the employees as well as the homeowner. It shows you are confident in what you do. But all joking stops when the shit gets real and we come together as a team. 👍🏼👍🏼
Threw my lower back out so had time to watch the movie 😂 Awesome to hear Randy will be around full time... he's a ton of fun but also looks like a solid and talented tree guy !!! ❤
I love the skill and the meticulous attention to detail. This is awesome stuff. Well done. Keep up the good work. Get off Isaac's hiney. He's doing really good too.
Day 1, you guys did look a little nervous, but day 2, you were soooooo slick working as a team and really impressive to watch! I had to watch that last top coming out like 10 times!!! So little movement of the trees just by adding the munter hitch at the top of Jacobs tree. That was my favourite part of the movie 😊 I might actually put that on my PSVR on cinematic mode and watch the whole thing again, which would make you the 1st video I've used it for! Just a thought for the next insane job like this one..... before starting chunking that last tree, could you have done a free complimentary stump grind with the old stump and the smallest stump to give yourselves a slightly larger drop zone that is also nice a soft from all the wood chip from those stumps??? It may have cost you a couple of hours, but it would have reduced the pucker factor of that drop zone a LOT. Finally, Randy joining the team full time is going to be awesome!!!!!! 😊👍👍👍👍👍
¡Esos árboles son unas bestias! Pero ver cómo los manejan con tanta habilidad y cuidado es un espectáculo. 👏 Cada corte, cada maniobra, todo está tan bien pensado. Sin duda, el trabajo más impresionante que he visto en mucho tiempo. ¡Mucho respeto!
One of your best videos. I love the movie length episode. It really makes us appreciate how much work everyone has to put into a job this big. Keep the videos coming. Cheers from Australia.
Yeah, Randy is a real nut. It's good to have a guy like him around to keep everyone in good spirits. Makes the day go better and a lot faster.
I love how you actually tell us what you bid the job for. You folks have inspired me to quit my job at 29yrs old and go get into tree work. Ive been a welder and ironworker for almost a decade but my soul hates it, but man when im running a saw…its a much different feeling. Thanks for sharing your work!
Great username!
oh no. horrible decision right there ol' buddy. hopefully you live in a very wealthy area. if you don't live in a wealthy area, do you like top ramen? hopefully you do.
Randy on the team? YES!!! Congrats all around!
stoked to hear randy joining full time. thats awesome
The best thing they could agree on
Love these long form videos. I use them as comfort videos on stressful days. You can have them in the background and watch them to give your brain a quick break to recharge.
But also nice to pay attention to as well
You and Randy working together makes the whole video… absolute beast mode on that job!
Exactly!
Can't wait to see the heights your company gets to with Randy as a permanent team member. Should be a pretty unstoppable collaboration. You do good work as well, Isaac. You're learning a lot, and growing into a solid tree guy. Congratulations to the whole team.
Awesome video. That alot of wood! ❤️👍
Randy just being on the job gives it great content. He has a way of making a sunny day just that much brighter. I’ve said it before, you have a good crew. God bless you guys and may he keep you safe.
Completely true.
You guys are killing it! When you have a crew that is all working well together & humble, skilled, motivated. It's a badass combination. It's rare. Great job guys!
You and your crew move like a well oiled machine. Experience shows - love the videos! Small tip: That "slowly feeling worse and worse" throughout the day - boss - you need to drink more fluids - something with electrolytes added. It will help. When I was working out day labor, I'd start with a generic bottle of Pedialyte in the morning - then even if you drink straight water later, the pedialyte helps you keep the hydration when you're up in a tree for long periods. It sounds crazy, but it'll make a huge difference -- stay away from sodas or any of that garbage!
Do more of these plz
Dude, you're saying it right! In the summer, in extreme heat, I almost lost consciousness while working with a saw, most likely it was dehydration + heat stroke. On this hot working day, I drank a lot and still it didn't help, I swam, after four hours I felt better.
@@Михаил-м8з2х probly not heat stroke thats when u actually pass out more like heat exhaustion which is basically a minor heat stroke. i had it happen one time and the next 2 days after it i felt like shit. i barely had enough energy to even hold up my head without thinking about it it was pretty wild.
Excellent project Jake, well edited together. Good to hear Randy will be joining you and Isaac on your further adventures full time. And you deserve to be in that film they are putting together, Jed would have been proud of you.
I can’t believe I sat here and watched all 2 hours and 40 minutes of y’all’s video the whole crew is very professional and did an excellent job !!!
It’s refreshing to see a team that has a superb rapport, but still remain professional till the end.
Great job.
Yer on camera but no yellin n carrien on bout stuff. Redreshin. Bita respect for everyone. Cheers
Every work force needs a Randy !
Oh and the little guy with the beard 🤣
Great team work Jake I watched to the end, love the fact I’ve been watching since you went solo, feel like we have walked together. I’m 82 yrs female that loves your videos and the interactions with the team.
I saw the length of this video and thought "I'm not watching some MOVIE". Then I saw it was you.
OK, I'll watch some before dinner, some after dinner and some a little later.
Man, am I glad I did.
The way you and your crew get along is how we all should work. Not only are you and your guys talented, you all have a good sense of humor and an admirable work ethic.
I've been watching since the original "Guilty" and I'll keep watching no matter how long the videos.
I do tree work all day then come home to watch tree work starting to think I may have an addiction lol great work Jake per usual love the long length videos. Glad you’re staying busy you deserve it !
I’ve been wondering when Randy was going to be joining full time!! Love it!! That was an amazing job. The homeowner nailed it with the speech at the end.
Thanks. Super episode. Watched every second. Could not skip 10 seconds - may miss something. Great to have Randy around - makes the day shorter and fun.
Great seeing both perspectives from the climber and the ground guy. Only 20 minutes in and loving every minute of it. If I wasn’t disabled and across the country I’d absolutely come work for you. 🙃 Good on Cayden for following his dreams, wild land firefighters are something else, the stuff they go through is other worldly, much respect to him for wanting to do that.
Why not go watch from the ground? Or maybe fly a drone? May not be the same experience as able-body, but an experience all the same. I'm probably past climbing but wouldn't say no to being winched up to enjoy the view and maybe brush a limb or two. Our disabilities don't need to define us.
What a fun way to spend a Saturday with your crew. Thanks guys.
Love the long videos Jacob ❤
Great watching your Team Working Safe while having Fun
Thanks a million!
An almost 3 hour episode!!! I'm going to have to watch this later... I need time to prep some snacks and drinks!
Haha I hope you enjoy it!
It's getting on for 4 hours with all the mid roll ads 😂
It's like watching US tv!
Worth it though
@@tangomike7 unlucky, no ads at all for me.
@@GuiltyofTreesonI'm a day late... But, I'm ready!!!
What a JOB! Good stuff!
Impressed! I’ve been in the landscape business for 35 years here in Ca & am reminded watching you how crucial a good crew is to the success of a business. Watching you take the time to train Issac & having Randy( who is highly skilled) on board is soo impressive!
Yep. I really did watch this video for over 2 1/2 hours. Impressive stuff. Loved the focus on safety - property and personnel.
I didn't know nothing about tree cutting. But the skills in a short previous video where you guys show the different cuts motivated me to click on this one and boy am I happy that I watched it. This is longer than a movie and over a quarter of a million views?! Wow. That passion and the work involved in stitching this video. Incredible! You guys are amazing! Kudos to you. I'm a passionate alarm/home automation technician and electrician by trade. It's getting rare these days to find competent passioned men. Kudos!
I like watching people do work who enjoy what they are doing. Randy makes the videos, glad to see he will be joining you.
You guys deserve your own TV show!
When the owner mentioned how safely you guys work, I was in total agreement and something I have noticed ever since when Jake worked at the other big company.
Seems like a no-brainer that Randy joins the team! Excited to hear that.
I might have split the video into two videos with day1-2 and then day 3-4 but I don't care this one was almost 3 hours long. I'm here for it and happy to watch however it gets released!
Hi guys I'm really glad impressed that all of you talked without cursing!!! That means a lot to me. God bless you with your dangerous work!
Grow up
For all the "repartee" you guys indulge in, you still maintain the communication and situational awareness that is needed in high-risk work environments. & many wouldn't trim the stub from removing a limb that takes additional time; that you consistently do demonstrates that you are consciously aware of managing safety risks. Kudos you and your crew
Love having randy back!
Happy to hear Randy is coming on full time!!
Simply amazing work. The homeowners comments said it all, kudos to the team.
Absolutely love the full feature movie! Can't wait for your first Oscar.
Just watched the entire 2 hours and 40 minutes. Best vid yet for me. Very technical tree work using all the cool equipment dropping five big firs in a space of a postage stamp. No bigger wow factor than that guys. Randy's ditch witch steals the show for most valuable piece of equipment. Some times smaller is bigger and better! He made about a hundred trips shoe horning between the house and fence, incredible careful, safe work guys.
Guilty of treeson the movie 😁🥳
Great video Jake and the team especially Randy he cracks me up man. I love watching longer videos so this was right up my street well done.
Love the new intro!
Throwback music! Believe he used this on the 200' tree felling school video on the eastside channel.. I know it's been used before
I live in Michigan and I have never seen a tree crew that cleans up as thoroughly as you guys. Great work!
BRAVO ! Standup comedy & a super technical job in XXXL format GREAT !!! THANXXX
Another fantastic video Jacob, very well done. 👍 It's great to watch the entire lot of you thru prep, planning, rigging, and execution. Rarely do I get to see a team of guys that not only know what they're doing, but do it in total PRO Fashion. I wish I'd had that wireless communication ability back in the 70's. It really seems a force multiplier for staying casual and focused while being exactly on task, yet allowing the levity to maintain a high energy groove with a smile the whole time. Big job, done safe and right, big achievement. Be proud of this one, it's a benchmark for your industry. Stay safe, stay well, and thanks for bringing such informative and entertaining videos to us.
❤i am happy for you guys 😊
Watched all the way through... Fast forwarded a little bit of the large chunking, but my favorite part was the customer interaction at the end. That's the most important part of your success is the rapport with clients. I'm a gutter cleaner of 14+ years, but tree climbing is my new favorite hobby and I'm thankful for your content when it comes to the education on technique and safety.
Curious question, have you ever gotten your lungs checked? Over the years that's a lot of breathing in the wood dust particles. That could potentially lead to some lung health problems down the line.
Yes, and some trees have toxic chemicals in their sap. I used to work in a saw mill when I have a lot of problems today and I have to sleep with an oxygen pump.
I once helped my farmer boss out cutting trees down and I got seriously ill for 3 months due to the fungal spores /dust or something which is was definitely caused by the trees cuttings
I've been cutting climbing for 22 years I always think about that I need to get my lungs checked because sometimes I have a hard time breathing
I heard breathing in that saw dust and 2 stroke makes you a real man and gives you erections like never before
Douglas fur is known to carry a fungus that can and have led to ppl having meningitis, but yes, trees can carry diseases some not so life threatening others can be life threatening.
So always be aware of the health risks no matter what and always be safe when dealing and being around trees or plants that pose a risk. Also, good job on your opening theme song it's much better just saying. And that's not just there its here too we're i live the one tree service knows me and waves to me all the time but all the others dont so idk what's that's all about. i try to talk to as many as possible and get to know them because one day might just end up working along side one of them so id rather know them than not know them.
Good job to all of you. No mistakes, no yelling, s(n)appy comments and a satisfied customer. I watched the whole video (like a lot of folks i guess) and and enjoyed every bit of it. Keep the real good content coming:)
Don’t get me wrong Randy is obviously awesome but so is Jake and I think it’s the combo of these 2 that makes these vids so cool 😎
Almost three hours of content, love it!!!!! I could not be more excited to hear that Randy will be joining you. Looking forward to more videos.
Love the long format episode! I have a question though man, didnt that guy running the rope burn his hands up a month or so ago? Is there really any advantage to risking your hands when running a rope? I cant imagine life gets easier when you tear the skin off your palms.
Hey also, as much as you breathe in sawdust, i would really suggest getting checked out regularly. Fungus spores can transfer via sawdust. This can lead to stuff like meningitis in humans, and even if its not the big M, theres tons of nasty stuff you can contract from breathing in different species of sawdust. Its always better to be too safe dude, take care of yourself. Hope youre feeling better!
Also, 1:02:00 that was INCREDIBLE dude! Ive never seen someone use a munter and a short length to speed brake a top like that. That was simply amazing to watch.
Thank you so much!
I spent the entire video trying to think of a way you could process the branch stems into firewood. Seasoned fir firewood is worth a premium these days and there's a lot of BTU's in the 3 to 5 inch stems. I guess it's more time, more trucks, more hands and someplace to store it, that's all I could come up with. Awesome job. :)
The Man, the Machine, the Legend!
The home owner summed it up best; these guys are adept in their field! Amazing work, by true professionals!
Thanks guys for another great video,
Wishing the team a very happy Christmas , and Jake another fruitful new year.
so glad you’re doing so well. Blessings Sandra 🎉
Absolute A+ editing Jake and crew. To take a four day job and edit it down to an entertaining and feature-rich two hours is not easy.
I gotta say I really enjoyed watching the entire 2 hours and 40 minutes!! Great job guys!! Oddly satisfying while I knit 😁
Well done. Fantastic job in zero damage and completely safe. Congratulations!
Randy keeps it real! safe and fun all in one package!. you have to keep him on the job! love how you rigged
up all the cuts between two trees. great idea half the force by using the two remaining trunks, the best part
is over the days no injuries, or close calls! great job! cannot wait for the next one, just hope it is a bit shorter!
No stump grinding?
Jacob, your best video yet! Your camera angles were perfect! I’ve never been so intrigued with such a long video. I couldn’t of said it better as your customer said. He needed someone like Guilty as treeson for safety for his property but your crew also.I can’t wait for the next video.I thank your whole team for a great video.
Such a very cool technical job. Y’all rocked that out. I loved the complete job.
Jacob great video and very entertaining, you , Isaac and Randy work so well together it's a pleasure to watch and quite hilarious at times. Look after each other and please stay safe. ❤❤❤❤❤❤😊😊😊😊😊😊
Did tree removal and trimming and pruning for 30 years, i am now working on highway signs and guardrail , i do miss it sometimes ,but i am 57 now and climbing started to become a challenge . I enjoy watching tree videos . I would still be doing it but company I worked for sold out and the new place , laid our crew off and our salesman went elsewhere so now doing highway signs and guard rail. I still get to go up the sign I beams . Special shoes you put on your boots to go up the I beam . Kinda like spiking , lol, well be safe and well.
Happy customers means you did it right. Good work Randy & Isacc (nice drone footage from Jacob too).
Not sure why the TH-cam gods popped these videos into my recommendations but I literally just spend 3 hours a watching some guys cut down some trees and enjoyed every minute of it. U got a new subscriber here.
I did this work for 1 year to the day. 1990-1991. I'm 55 now. In Ky, we don't have trees that tall oe big for a lot of years. Greed of the logging co destroyed them. You guys are doing a good job. I've been a carpenter since 1991. If you love what you do. DO IT. I remember 1 time we used a saw with a 5-ft bar. Lots and lots of Hedge & Locus trees here. BIG thorns. Hedge so hard you can see sparks come off the chain.
I agree with the homeowner. You guys are awesome.The video was compelling. I can't believe I watched the whole video but wow. I like how you showed all your tools and rigging.
24:04 😂😂😂
Y'all are a bunch of menaces
Thank you for taking the time to explain your gear. Most of it can be figured out but it's nicer to not have to worry about it.
Jake, you Isaac, and Randy make some entertaining videos... always fun to watch.
I was blown away by this video. I love the bantering and playfulness and team spirit. Safety is obviously top priority. What fell out of the tree? And glad no one got hurt.
I lived in Eugene Oregon for 8 years atop the south hills where giant firs used to stand. There were a couple on my property that were over 110’ tall and diameter over 5’ wide at the base.
I’ve seen some great lumber jacks, but you guys eat trees like a Treerhinousaurus Rex. Plenty of planning, experience, science, muscle, creativity, endurance, fun, camaraderie, knowledge and I’m quite sure I saw a partridge in a pear tree too.
I really enjoyed watching every minute of it. Great job. Sure made me glad I don’t have 5 large fir trees in MY back yard.
How much did you charge for entire 4-day job?
Oh sorry - missed it so I replayed. $15K. You guys really earned it.
I just wanted to say that I’ve been watching for a while now and you guys are insane but in a good way. I’ve been a supervisor as well as had my own business for a long time and seeing the direction you are heading you will have a really good company. Your employees work so
Hard and well together and to be honest that the hardest part of a really good company. Keep treating them like they are your family pay them well and it’s all smooth sailing. Great job.
I agree! I'm super lucky to have such a great crew.
Night in few beers and buckled up for Treeson premier!
Great editing, awesome banter (laughts) even the of the UK guys.
Really enjoyed it all, great entertaining but yet thoroughly informative along the way 💯👌
I know nothing of tree work, only I'd love to do it so much that I'd change career 😂
You guys make it look so fun and happy along the dangerous days.
Thanks again, great stuff ❤👌😎
Seeing Canopy Climbing Collective coming to film you guys is great. As a British guy I understood their accent 😂 You guys work so well together and you clearly enjoy each others company. 😁
That last top was just beautiful to watch. Great job.
I am always impressed with you guys and your energy. Of course at 77 years old I have earned the right to be a tad slower. I did the ground work for a friend and his tree service last week and it almost wiped me out. I did work a Gen X teenager into the ground though. Feels good to have a good work out even it is only 10% of what you guys do. Good job guys. I really enjoyed the heck out of the longer video.
Amazing work & team work!! A real pleasure to watch you guys! As professional as all out! Watched all of it- from Australia. Stay safe and keep lopping!
Sat and watched the whole vid drinking coffee on a rainy Saturday morning. Good job fellas, you have a good crew now. 👍🏻
Hi Guys. First time to watch your channel from Japan. I'm an Electrical Engineer and Retired Alpinist; just Climbing Gym and Snowboarding these days. Great to see you young guys rocking it at a high level, I really do hope you do inspire young people around the world to enter into physical but technical fields such as yours. And most impressed by the Carnivore diet man, but don't let it slip, Beef and Beer is a wonderful, but dangerous combination. Stay safe.
I’m only into part 3 and I need to tell you this video has been so entertaining it’s unbelievable. Really am enjoying this long video completely. The humor and safe techniques used are great. So entertaining. Thanks guys. Feel better Jake.
This video popped up on my feed. Perfect long video I needed as background noise. Learned quite a bit from all the chatter. Kudos to all of you as I am scared of heights. Camera angles were great. You have a subscriber just with this video. Thank you and stay safe.
Isaac, no matter what they say, we all like you the BEST!!
Jake,
That was bloody amazing, big trees, no falling room, tedious as Hell.
The skills you' have and the level of safety
you maintain is praise worthy.
Cheers,
Rik Spector
I'm so glad Randy is going to be working with you all the time now. I think he needs another special giftcard! Great video....once again!
This was really interesting and not boring to watch. Great job to the whole team. Glad for the young group of tree cutters at getting along. The seniors could learn a thing or two about teamwork.😁
I watched this whole video and enjoyed it tremendously - ur teams professionalism and rapport is great - I like that u said what this extremely difficult job was priced out and I figured just exactly what it came to showed me ur customer got off cheaply - the cost for each tree came to approximately $91 and inch in diameter of the 5 trees for a 4 day job with only 4 men plus all the equipment - I'd say ur profit was not more then $600 per man - no wonder the customer was smiling so hugely 🤓😁😁😁
I have to agree with this client's final thoughts there at the end... you guys really do an amazing job every single time. incredible care and attention to detail with everything, and you seem to have fun while doing that.. good stuff, nicely done!
I like the longer video! Good work guys, I couldn't stop watching
You guys joke around as much as the Mexican crews. That’s a compliment.
It’s a pleasure to be a part of a crew like that. For the employees as well as the homeowner. It shows you are confident in what you do. But all joking stops when the shit gets real and we come together as a team. 👍🏼👍🏼
1st time watching!
ADDICTED!😂❤
Threw my lower back out so had time to watch the movie 😂 Awesome to hear Randy will be around full time... he's a ton of fun but also looks like a solid and talented tree guy !!! ❤
I love the skill and the meticulous attention to detail. This is awesome stuff. Well done. Keep up the good work. Get off Isaac's hiney. He's doing really good too.
Randy is a great addition to the company and a hoot to boot.
Day 1, you guys did look a little nervous, but day 2, you were soooooo slick working as a team and really impressive to watch! I had to watch that last top coming out like 10 times!!! So little movement of the trees just by adding the munter hitch at the top of Jacobs tree. That was my favourite part of the movie 😊 I might actually put that on my PSVR on cinematic mode and watch the whole thing again, which would make you the 1st video I've used it for!
Just a thought for the next insane job like this one..... before starting chunking that last tree, could you have done a free complimentary stump grind with the old stump and the smallest stump to give yourselves a slightly larger drop zone that is also nice a soft from all the wood chip from those stumps??? It may have cost you a couple of hours, but it would have reduced the pucker factor of that drop zone a LOT.
Finally, Randy joining the team full time is going to be awesome!!!!!! 😊👍👍👍👍👍
That was awesome. Love the drone shots
Incredible job! Very professional, safe, in spite of being sick. Good people, good tools.
I did a lot of tree work when I was younger, and you guys are top of the line stay safe continued success.
Guilty of Treeson - The Movie
❤Love it!❤
Great work all of you guys. You had fun doing it and stayed safe.
¡Esos árboles son unas bestias! Pero ver cómo los manejan con tanta habilidad y cuidado es un espectáculo. 👏 Cada corte, cada maniobra, todo está tan bien pensado. Sin duda, el trabajo más impresionante que he visto en mucho tiempo. ¡Mucho respeto!
One of your best videos. I love the movie length episode. It really makes us appreciate how much work everyone has to put into a job this big. Keep the videos coming. Cheers from Australia.