Hey Fred, can you turn the A/C on? Fred- (Click) Done. Hey Fred, can you toss me a bottle of water? Fred- (Tosses a water) Done. Fred is a stand up groundsman.
No shit got board one day found this chanel watched all the videos then went out back and and droped a tree. And the girlfriend was pissed.😂😂 so worth it
Hey man i just wanted to say ive been dealing with depression and anxiety for a long time. but you being so genuine,so "human" really helped me with alot of it man. keep up the good work love what you do and i'll continue to watch you for years to come.
Damn...I would love to get my hands on some of that wood. Split and seasoned for a year and my 2020 winter would be nice and toasty! Nice job...I have learned much from your vids bro.
Starting to warm up here in Aus. One thing i've found helpful is a packet of electrolytes in my water and a camelbak while working. Makes a huge difference on those hot days, magnesium will also help with cramps. Great vid mate, keep it up!
ultra farmer bananas also help with cranks plus they prevent them as well because of the potassium and magnesium plus all fruit actually can help with the symptoms of dehydration and hydroglycimia
Long as you are burning the kcals (and can take a piss break now and then) a bit of Gatorade powder or the like in a Camelback makes it easy to keep hydrated.
Wow Nice black walnut. That log would get a great price up here. I always love your vids too Cory. Nice work. Oh if your cramping take some Calcium magnesium at night. Also some salt during the day for your electrolytes. It will help that.
When your working in extreme heat and sweating alot. You need another tool up there with you. An electrolyte replacement drink. Which is why you were cramping. You were getting low on electrolytes. think Potassium and Calcium and Magnesium. Thanks for taking us up there with you.
Not only for the cramping, also for mental clarity and fatigue. While its not the best on the market, it is one of the most readily found, i drink gatorade. Just leaving this here for people.
Probably a tree hugger and I love trees too but hello sometimes they have to be cut down. Anyhow it reminds me of a favorite joke. Once a tree hugger hugs a lumberjack they never go back to hugging trees.
I got my first GoPro about 4 yrs ago. It was the first edition. I let GoPro techsupport know what broke or is messing up on stuff that was even out of production... they always took care of me. Even gave me free replacement parts knowing I bought my GoPro on Ebay.
One of the best, quick treatments for cramps is salt substitute (mostly potassium chloride). A sprinkle on the tongue works in less than a minute. Mixing this in your salt shaker, about 1/2 the volume of salt, is a good preventative. Muscles take in sodium and kick out potassium to contract. They take in potassium and kick out sodium to relax. Hence the problem of getting stuck in a contraction, if there is a shortage of potassium.
Nice job. On the GoPro, if it's the cards may try reformatting them. Funny how the stuff that they get when messing up is always worth what little it does gets.
Zig zag + rope wrench = dangerous, especially in that configuration. The zig zag is not designed to have more than 50% of your weight on either connection point at any time. When the wrench is disengaged or partially engaged, all or most of your weight loads the chain. Even that aluminum tether that Reon Rounds designed doesn’t keep your weight evenly distributed between the chain and connection point. I wish it was safe to use because it is super slick. Stay safe
Chris Brown how do you know this but no one else does? I’ve seen several use that set up, when the rope wrench is disengaged that means there is no weight on it...
Agreed. I have a Zigzag and almost never work out of it. I'm tempted to try a rig like this it's just not worth the risk. There are other tools available to do the job. It is noteworthy that he seems to only uses that rig for attentions. You can catch glimpses of his working rig at various point of the job and he's switched over to DdRT.
Brian Townsend I am not the only one who knows this. It’s in the user manual for the zig zag. It is only for use with a doubled rope. Also, just because you have seen someone use something in a particular way many times, does not mean it is the correct use of that thing. I’m not sure you understood my comment. There is no concern about weight on the rope wrench, the concern is about uneven distribution of the climber’s weight between the friction chain and connection point of the zigzag. Each point is meant to have exactly half the climber’s weight on it. This is not possible with the rope wrench / zig zag combo.
Yeah. Looks like I was wrong about it not being safe. Just saw a great video of break testing the zig zag rope wrench combo. Very thorough and detailed. Video was by Patrick Brandt.
Hell yeah brother love the work you do I don't know much about computers and have had a very hard time trying to upload any of the stuff we have done on our property but I have pictures and video If you have a private way for me to send them to you I can show you what we have done here in Southern Illinois
Looks like a Tulip poplar. I guess if you where a squirrel,bat,or honey bees in the hollow parts of the tree, you would get fried or steamed when lightning strikes?
Wish you were here Cory. I live in the Coastal Planes of NC. Went to Raleigh today and saw a shitload of Bumble Fucks heading East in an old Prison Van with a trailer full of home grade tools. Looks like Dan the Tree Man is on the move!!!! Lots of Old Folks gonna have sore asses by the end of the month :(
Do you guys ever use the wood. Like with black walnuts or white oaks? Love your videos man. Im gonna be attempting my own tree trimming soon. Been watching your videos for a while now.
Heck yeah!! I have much respect for ya..to be able to get in on a major city contract, you have to be good at what ya do....or a leach, and I'm sure your not!! Lol....
Hey brother, I just found out you live in St. Louis. I was just in Florissant (there about once a year for family). Maybe sometime we can grab a beer. Or, if you ever come to Colorado send me a note. We have beer here too!
Nice job! GoPro I think has a Warrenty service department? Maybe learn if they can fix the problem? Just a thought. I don’t know if you can see it but I threw a few wooden nickels at your provocative dancer. 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
How'd saluting branches go today? We had Greg Krogstad from rainbow tree in Minnesota (they started saluting branches, Greg is the president of rainbow tree in Minnesota) Got to flop a bigass black walnut & chickapin Oak both were over 130 years old. Also, the bobcat dealer gave me a new bandit 2550 to use, I ground out three big stumps with it. Also I photobombed one of the ryan lawn & tree guys on a news interniew (drove the stumper right behind him as the reporter interviewed him.) Dam it was an awesome day!!!!
@@Human1337 When i have trouble sleeping, your videos help, something to enjoy to counteract the built up stress. Plus for some reason the sound of chainsaws puts me to sleep, even though i run them all day.
Hey man, i was wondering if you could go through how all the rigging is done and the different knots you use. Also go through your tools and everything like that. I think it would be cool
@@rianj5514 I understand that, so do many others. In my trade, its said it takes two years to become proficient, and five years to know the job. Simply asking someone to demonstrate that in a video is a bit much to ask is all I'm saying brother...
True story. Today Sat in Philadelphia Pa. Hero college thrill show. Firefighter in obstacles corse. The team that lost, was unable to start power saw to open hatch/hole in plywood . I was quite a distance,but the case was orange. Hmmmm
When you climb up a big tree like this one, how do you get your gear back down the tree safely? Do you tie off just a bit lower and go back down a few feet at a time?
I did just that on this one. Went down some from my highest tie in point, tied off with my lanyard, and reset my tie in after pulling it down from above.
Human, I would be curious if you could do a future video comparing your new MS 362 and the Husqvarna 562 you use at work. Not a big Husqvarna fan. It sure does look like a strong saw however. Not a big fan of any of these electronic saws. I’m a home gamer not a professional like yourself. Just curious if there is a reason they have Husqvarna for saws that size vs Stihl? Either way great video. Keep them coming. Have a good one!
Howdy Human!! Man, I’m addicted to the channel! Mind if I ask for some advice? I am looking into an all rounder for firewood. Can only afford the one right now so has to be a well thought out choice. Was looking at the MS261CM as it is bulletproof but was advised that to cover off some larger trees I should go up a size (if I am only going to have the one saw....for now). Looked into the 362 but looks like they are having issues with fuelling and I don’t want to risk it. So then I jump over to the 562XP. Wondering what your advice might be? 562 would be over kill for most of the work but would make life easier when bigger pieces come along, 261 is cheaper and lighter but will it limit me in the future....the dilemma haha. These saws are $1500 and $1850 here in New Zealand so lot of money to fork out! Also thanks for making such informative videos man, been a great source of trusted, no nonsense info! All the Best. Ben New Zealand
Don't think you can go wrong with any of those. You'd be suprised how much you'd be able to do with a 261 and a 20" bar, just takes some advanced techniques.
Hey Fred, can you turn the A/C on? Fred- (Click) Done. Hey Fred, can you toss me a bottle of water? Fred- (Tosses a water) Done. Fred is a stand up groundsman.
A good ground man is worth his weight in gold. Can't do much when your up, if your ground guy is sitting on his butt.
Yep, Fred is the shit.
Bro. Them cramps are so real 😂 Nice work. I've learned a lot from you.
What a great way to start the day. Coffee, eggs, and the Human dropping a big tree. Have a good one.
I’m always excited when I get Human notifications :) Great work Cory!
Thanks =)
Favorite word of choice ive come to notice is "cool" 😂 ive been watching your videos since I found your page! Great stuff man. Keep em coming
No shit got board one day found this chanel watched all the videos then went out back and and droped a tree. And the girlfriend was pissed.😂😂 so worth it
lol
I love your vids and how much work you do i love it keep up the good work
Hey man i just wanted to say ive been dealing with depression and anxiety for a long time. but you being so genuine,so "human" really helped me with alot of it man. keep up the good work love what you do and i'll continue to watch you for years to come.
Thanks, hope the best for you
Damn...I would love to get my hands on some of that wood. Split and seasoned for a year and my 2020 winter would be nice and toasty!
Nice job...I have learned much from your vids bro.
Starting to warm up here in Aus. One thing i've found helpful is a packet of electrolytes in my water and a camelbak while working. Makes a huge difference on those hot days, magnesium will also help with cramps. Great vid mate, keep it up!
ultra farmer bananas also help with cranks plus they prevent them as well because of the potassium and magnesium plus all fruit actually can help with the symptoms of dehydration and hydroglycimia
Long as you are burning the kcals (and can take a piss break now and then) a bit of Gatorade powder or the like in a Camelback makes it easy to keep hydrated.
Wow Nice black walnut. That log would get a great price up here. I always love your vids too Cory. Nice work. Oh if your cramping take some Calcium magnesium at night. Also some salt during the day for your electrolytes. It will help that.
It's a poplar
I love your videos,stay safe,keep up the grind
That looked like afun one, great work and stay safe!
That cut at around the 5:55 mark was $$$ Great job.
BIG tree big boom when it hit the ground. Kool!
Certainly was a big tree! Nice work! Love the ending😂
Love it! Thank you!
When your working in extreme heat and sweating alot. You need another tool up there with you. An electrolyte replacement drink. Which is why you were cramping. You were getting low on electrolytes. think Potassium and Calcium and Magnesium. Thanks for taking us up there with you.
Not only for the cramping, also for mental clarity and fatigue. While its not the best on the market, it is one of the most readily found, i drink gatorade.
Just leaving this here for people.
That GoPro has earmed it's place in camera heaven... beautiful.
I found it odd to see a single thumb down. I guess it all starts with 1, but it screams "Dan the Tree Man was here."
Oh yeah, that from Dan the tree man.
Probably a tree hugger and I love trees too but hello sometimes they have to be cut down. Anyhow it reminds me of a favorite joke. Once a tree hugger hugs a lumberjack they never go back to hugging trees.
Jefferson
@@jeffersonaguilar6504
Ok lol
Here in louisiana were i am its been about 105 during the day. 93 percent humidity. So hot and humid that you swim through the air.
I used to live down the road from there. Glad i moved!
Idk what it is but watching these videos helps me sleep at night they are very satisfying
I know for me its the sound of the chainsaw :)
No stubs, no hangers, I like!
I'm over the river from you in KY and it was hot and humid as hell today so I know what you mean about cramping up. Take care man.
Great video Human thanks be safe.
Sweet post Corey. Just picked up a 562 and can’t wait. Heard you liked yours.
Love it
LOVED ENDING!!! 🤣😂🤣😂
Amazing job!
Good video, loved watching
That cramping is from gripping your rope to hard while ascending.. been there a bunch of times
Nice work!
You and Buckin Billy Ray and the best 2 cuttin channels on the Tube!
Thanks =)
The only good tree is a stump. Great job Cory!
The clip of your co worker should be like an outro
Nice job mate.
Let the chips fall where they may...Cory is at play!
Bob lives right over there.
I keep watching that big ass tree drop 👍
Human you best my dude
I got my first GoPro about 4 yrs ago. It was the first edition. I let GoPro techsupport know what broke or is messing up on stuff that was even out of production... they always took care of me. Even gave me free replacement parts knowing I bought my GoPro on Ebay.
nice work homie
Earned a thumbs up for that twerking alone.
good show!
Gotta love a removal with good drop zones🌳🌳🌳
That big ass boom at the end when it h it was so satisfying
That's just 55 tree huggers nothing to worry about lol
Well done brotha
One of the best, quick treatments for cramps is salt substitute (mostly potassium chloride).
A sprinkle on the tongue works in less than a minute.
Mixing this in your salt shaker, about 1/2 the volume of salt, is a good preventative.
Muscles take in sodium and kick out potassium to contract.
They take in potassium and kick out sodium to relax.
Hence the problem of getting stuck in a contraction, if there is a shortage of potassium.
It must've been tough working that big chainsaw up there.
Why do I like this?
Nice job. On the GoPro, if it's the cards may try reformatting them. Funny how the stuff that they get when messing up is always worth what little it does gets.
Tried everything with the cards, bought a bunch of new ones, nothings helped.
very professional
Sweet!
Zig zag + rope wrench = dangerous, especially in that configuration. The zig zag is not designed to have more than 50% of your weight on either connection point at any time. When the wrench is disengaged or partially engaged, all or most of your weight loads the chain. Even that aluminum tether that Reon Rounds designed doesn’t keep your weight evenly distributed between the chain and connection point.
I wish it was safe to use because it is super slick.
Stay safe
Chris Brown how do you know this but no one else does? I’ve seen several use that set up, when the rope wrench is disengaged that means there is no weight on it...
Agreed. I have a Zigzag and almost never work out of it. I'm tempted to try a rig like this it's just not worth the risk. There are other tools available to do the job. It is noteworthy that he seems to only uses that rig for attentions. You can catch glimpses of his working rig at various point of the job and he's switched over to DdRT.
Brian Townsend I am not the only one who knows this. It’s in the user manual for the zig zag. It is only for use with a doubled rope.
Also, just because you have seen someone use something in a particular way many times, does not mean it is the correct use of that thing.
I’m not sure you understood my comment. There is no concern about weight on the rope wrench, the concern is about uneven distribution of the climber’s weight between the friction chain and connection point of the zigzag. Each point is meant to have exactly half the climber’s weight on it. This is not possible with the rope wrench / zig zag combo.
I think he likes to show off all his gear and climbs with as much as possible where I keep it simple and keep it as minimal as possible myself
Yeah. Looks like I was wrong about it not being safe. Just saw a great video of break testing the zig zag rope wrench combo. Very thorough and detailed. Video was by Patrick Brandt.
ole Husqvarna just screamin' 👍
A unique whistle sound.
I give it to you brother you get pretty high in some of these trees I couldn’t do it ain’t no way
Hell yeah brother love the work you do I don't know much about computers and have had a very hard time trying to upload any of the stuff we have done on our property but I have pictures and video If you have a private way for me to send them to you I can show you what we have done here in Southern Illinois
jonathancwthayer@gmail.com
When the tree landed it had a nice thunder clap
I love the sound of a big tree hitting the ground.
Thanks I love these videos
I bought a ms 261c not long ago. It would be great if you would do a full clean up on your 261c that I seen you review. Thanks.
Don't have one, it was the companies I worked for at the time.
The end of this video.....😂😂😂😂😂😂👏👏👏
Looks like a Tulip poplar.
I guess if you where a squirrel,bat,or honey bees in the hollow parts of the tree, you would get fried or steamed when lightning strikes?
We used use the green safety shirts.but my boss said they blend in a little with the ground. So we went to orange. Maybe you should try it
good job
Wish you were here Cory. I live in the Coastal Planes of NC. Went to Raleigh today and saw a shitload of Bumble Fucks heading East in an old Prison Van with a trailer full of home grade tools. Looks like Dan the Tree Man is on the move!!!! Lots of Old Folks gonna have sore asses by the end of the month :(
sucks =( multiple dan the tree mans? Really sucks lol
Woohoo!!
11:27 - Save your time and start watching here. Best part of the video. I'll be seeing that in my dreams lol
Word up man hope all's well
Keep a jar of pickles with ya man. That and the juice help with cramps. Try er out
Nice video, Human.
Good work.
Have you ever had an owl nest in the trunk when you felled a tree?
NICE.....
She revs 👌🏻
...it's a 'balmy' 57f here in Perth (Scotland) :D
lol, was 95 with heat index of 103 on that day.
the jason genova of trees
You're at the "Fruit" park....lol!!
Do you guys ever use the wood. Like with black walnuts or white oaks? Love your videos man. Im gonna be attempting my own tree trimming soon. Been watching your videos for a while now.
Yeah, if it's worth it we take the logs back to the shop until we've enough to make it worthwhile to have somebody come out and grab them.
Heck yeah!! I have much respect for ya..to be able to get in on a major city contract, you have to be good at what ya do....or a leach, and I'm sure your not!! Lol....
Hey brother, I just found out you live in St. Louis. I was just in Florissant (there about once a year for family). Maybe sometime we can grab a beer. Or, if you ever come to Colorado send me a note. We have beer here too!
Sounds good to me
Nice job! GoPro I think has a Warrenty service department? Maybe learn if they can fix the problem? Just a thought. I don’t know if you can see it but I threw a few wooden nickels at your provocative dancer. 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
lol, I'm sure Fred appreciates it. Just waiting on the new camera to come out, don't feel like going through the headache with the ones acting up.
Husqvarna or sthil for climbing and regular saws?
How'd saluting branches go today? We had Greg Krogstad from rainbow tree in Minnesota (they started saluting branches, Greg is the president of rainbow tree in Minnesota) Got to flop a bigass black walnut & chickapin Oak both were over 130 years old. Also, the bobcat dealer gave me a new bandit 2550 to use, I ground out three big stumps with it. Also I photobombed one of the ryan lawn & tree guys on a news interniew (drove the stumper right behind him as the reporter interviewed him.) Dam it was an awesome day!!!!
Nice! Ours was pretty laid back, mainly just did lower limbing with one small climb.
👍👍👍🍺
Arent you glad this is the last day of hot weather for a while! Saw dust and sweat dont mix well.
2:04 in mornin well im not sleepin for 18 more
lol, sorry
@@Human1337 When i have trouble sleeping, your videos help, something to enjoy to counteract the built up stress. Plus for some reason the sound of chainsaws puts me to sleep, even though i run them all day.
What chain saw do you us?
Hey man, i was wondering if you could go through how all the rigging is done and the different knots you use.
Also go through your tools and everything like that. I think it would be cool
Or you could just get a job doing this, and you'd learn it all, through all the struggles and pain, like everyone else... lol
@@kevinosteen8898 I have my own craft that i am specialized in. Everyone has their place, I'm just trying to learn about others.
@@rianj5514 I understand that, so do many others. In my trade, its said it takes two years to become proficient, and five years to know the job. Simply asking someone to demonstrate that in a video is a bit much to ask is all I'm saying brother...
Check out TheClimbingArborist videos, he does great stuff.
How do start a Husky?? Buy a Stihl Lol. You know thats a good one.
True story. Today Sat in Philadelphia Pa. Hero college thrill show. Firefighter in obstacles corse. The team that lost, was unable to start power saw to open hatch/hole in plywood . I was quite a distance,but the case was orange. Hmmmm
If you watch videos of professional lumberjacks and loggers working cutting down trees all day out in the middle of nowhere, they all have Husky’s.
When you climb up a big tree like this one, how do you get your gear back down the tree safely? Do you tie off just a bit lower and go back down a few feet at a time?
I did just that on this one. Went down some from my highest tie in point, tied off with my lanyard, and reset my tie in after pulling it down from above.
Cramping might need some water 😎
I may have used the bucket since you had it in the job and it could reach the tree so easily, but idk
Wasn't tall enough to get to the higher up stuff.
Make a video of a really difficult job. For example, high-voltage cables near a really small space or above a house.
Human, I would be curious if you could do a future video comparing your new MS 362 and the Husqvarna 562 you use at work. Not a big Husqvarna fan. It sure does look like a strong saw however. Not a big fan of any of these electronic saws. I’m a home gamer not a professional like yourself. Just curious if there is a reason they have Husqvarna for saws that size vs Stihl? Either way great video. Keep them coming. Have a good one!
Dude you're cool. Ignore the haters
...Corey, you should eat a Banana or two every day, it'll help with yer cramping-up. Helps me ;)...Love yer vids man :)
Rick Deckard f*** some nasty ass bananas I would rather cramp
Nice again
First I like the way you keep telling your men they are doing a good job. Next was the tree just cut up for firewood or cut into boards?
Turned into mulch
Fred the twerker 🤣🤣
11:27 - Earning that extra $1hr. Woo! That's what I'm talking about!
Howdy Human!!
Man, I’m addicted to the channel! Mind if I ask for some advice? I am looking into an all rounder for firewood. Can only afford the one right now so has to be a well thought out choice. Was looking at the MS261CM as it is bulletproof but was advised that to cover off some larger trees I should go up a size (if I am only going to have the one saw....for now). Looked into the 362 but looks like they are having issues with fuelling and I don’t want to risk it. So then I jump over to the 562XP. Wondering what your advice might be? 562 would be over kill for most of the work but would make life easier when bigger pieces come along, 261 is cheaper and lighter but will it limit me in the future....the dilemma haha. These saws are $1500 and $1850 here in New Zealand so lot of money to fork out!
Also thanks for making such informative videos man, been a great source of trusted, no nonsense info!
All the Best.
Ben
New Zealand
Don't think you can go wrong with any of those. You'd be suprised how much you'd be able to do with a 261 and a 20" bar, just takes some advanced techniques.
bloodanddiesel Jesus .... why so expensive ?... is it the shipping taxes what is it ?