Don't try that at home friends. That's some serious danger tree falling. Good job Buckin! I love how when it gets serious you grab your old Mcculloch. 💪
Thanks Buckin, I been cutting my own firewood for 50 years now, (not a pro by ANY means), and I still learn good stuff from you. Love your videos, don't often comment but love the positive vibes, tips and kindness shown. Be safe, be well and God bless.
I truly appreciate your instruction. Just had an 80-90 foot Tennesee white oak fall and hung up in my back yard. I trimmed from top down. Now down to mid trunk, but not without getting my saw hung up 3 times. Should have watched your video first. You are truly a blessing to to this novice. Your over the screen comments are reassuring and much appreciated. You’re a good spirit and an accomplished drummer. Keep being you! The world needs more people like you.
Been watching your clips since the fall. Younger guy , 27 . Doin amateur amounts of firewood in Rrrrkansaw . This video was gold. Thanks for all the inspiration man, seriously.
I found that the easiest way for me to get a hungup tree free once one end is on the ground is a 3 ton come-a-long and a chain. When I first started cutting trees on my property I got more trees hungup than I like to admit lol.
Hey Brian, glad you're getting outside and doing what you can. Thanks Buckin" for being there when your Uncle Brian needed a helping hand. Be safe y'all...
“So we called the right man then did we”. Extremely refreshing to hear the appreciation from them for what you do lookin after them in this respect. Inspires me to go do good for someone today. Thank you for the positive!!
Been there, done that! Years ago I hung up 2 small Larch trees while making firewood, and I had no idea how to get them down. I drove down to an old loggers place and got some advice, went back and took them down just like you just showed. It looks easy when you see it done but I remember being very nervous.
Thank you for being you Buckin! I rarely have a bad day, but when I did I watched this. Your attitude made me feel so much better. And the sounds of power saws and falling wood help too. Thank you my friend!
Tree man, saw man, drum man, ax man, and most importantly a Kind man.
Don't try that at home friends. That's some serious danger tree falling. Good job Buckin! I love how when it gets serious you grab your old Mcculloch. 💪
Hey Everyone!
Buckin" That toad stool is growing on dead wood in the tree . . weak point. . any time you see them you know its rotten there. . keep it up Billy
aka a 'Widow-Maker' - handled by a true pro the correct way.
only a legend can watch for hazards and see if his trees starting to fall while knowing what his bars doing on
Textbook fellin on a very dangerous situation.
Hangers scare me. You made that look easy.
Billy is a beast
Not many better things in life then a friend who truly cares.
Thanks Buckin, I been cutting my own firewood for 50 years now, (not a pro by ANY means), and I still learn good stuff from you. Love your videos, don't often comment but love the positive vibes, tips and kindness shown. Be safe, be well and God bless.
I truly appreciate your instruction. Just had an 80-90 foot Tennesee white oak fall and hung up in my back yard. I trimmed from top down. Now down to mid trunk, but not without getting my saw hung up 3 times. Should have watched your video first. You are truly a blessing to to this novice. Your over the screen comments are reassuring and much appreciated. You’re a good spirit and an accomplished drummer. Keep being you! The world needs more people like you.
Been watching your clips since the fall. Younger guy , 27 . Doin amateur amounts of firewood in Rrrrkansaw . This video was gold. Thanks for all the inspiration man, seriously.
I found that the easiest way for me to get a hungup tree free once one end is on the ground is a 3 ton come-a-long and a chain. When I first started cutting trees on my property I got more trees hungup than I like to admit lol.
Hey Brian, glad you're getting outside and doing what you can. Thanks Buckin" for being there when your Uncle Brian needed a helping hand. Be safe y'all...
“So we called the right man then did we”. Extremely refreshing to hear the appreciation from them for what you do lookin after them in this respect. Inspires me to go do good for someone today. Thank you for the positive!!
Been there, done that! Years ago I hung up 2 small Larch trees while making firewood, and I had no idea how to get them down. I drove down to an old loggers place and got some advice, went back and took them down just like you just showed. It looks easy when you see it done but I remember being very nervous.
I checked in for the felling mastery, but stayed for the jam. Much love to you, friend, from Virginia in the lower 48
Thank you for being you Buckin! I rarely have a bad day, but when I did I watched this. Your attitude made me feel so much better. And the sounds of power saws and falling wood help too. Thank you my friend!
Man, you are good at what you do. Making scary stuff look too easy! Thanks for sharing. And loved the drumming too!