And also Jake when you mentioned Jed doing that notch in critical situations just hearing his name man breaks my heart I never met him but I've watched all his videos with you and him just an amazing soul all the way around man
love the client stood watching you box with the trees ... almost as bad as the time we had a rake battle on site and the client watched out the window.
Guys, you’re beyond brave. And all of that with the best team spirit I’ve seen, laughing all the time and pulling each other’s leg. Just can’t stop binge watching your videos. KEEP IT UP!
Congratulations on hanging out your shingle! Great video, I remember when I went from climbing for someone else to working for myself and having a similar experience. Funny how a person does things almost without thinking working with a crew, then you're by yourself completely responsible for everything and all of a sudden you feel like you're brand new. May not have been as smooth as you wanted, but you didn't cut it off the stump and eventually got it on the ground where you wanted with people and property safe....doesn't get any more professional than that. Thanks for sharing reality.
Out of all the tree guy youtubers, youre my favorite. Less shorts qnd more long form videos. I know Its hard to find time. Theyre awesome tho mam great job.
I actually just ordered an electric Makita saw. I had seen y'all talking positively about the little Husqvarna one so I decided to try out the Makita model since I'll be able to use their batteries for other tasks. I did verify before ordering that companies like Oregon support that model with bars and chains. I had always been reticent to try an electric chainsaw before.
That has got to be the very first time I have seen you miss the humboldt cut! I have watched every video you have up to this one starting in mid December. Today is 4/13/2024 I have not only learned a few tricks but it seems like I have gotten to know you, Randy, Gordy and a few others on this trip. Gee! By any chance are you associated with Sappy Supplies? LOL LOL LOL
Congratulations 🎊 Jacob on the new baby 👶 So 🍼 May 🥰 our Lord Jesus bless you even more with so much work, You have to turn many jobs down over a period of time.
That was interesting all the way through. I saw that rotten tree and you climbing oup it I could see that the tree would probably collapse. I'm so glad you came down and worked out a better way.
No way I'd climb a sketchy tree like that. Then was thinking it was gonna break off stump while you were still messing with face cut (before back cut). Glad you guys got it down ok.
Great video. I have the 14" bar Milwaukee top handle saw pre-ordered and can't wait to get it. I'm a bit north of you guys, but you're welcome to try it out when I get it.
😂😂😂😂 “ as soon as I see it go I’m taking off like um well as fast as a 230 pound man can” idk why but that had me going and the whole forgetting you had your saw with you 😂
Yall got bigger balls than me. I’ve been climbing cottonwoods for 20 years and I would not go up into skinny tops like that. Especially considering there was space to fall a bigger tops. Good luck 🍀
Randy: Get my saw will you. Jake: Where is it, can´t see it? Randy: Oh wait, that´s strange, it is right here, hanging outside my pocket. Silence Randy: now that i think of , why shouldn´t i keep it ? After all, it came to me, it is mine...
That area looks like a classic example of an overgrown forests. There are too many trees competing for water, and when you have less than average rainfall, some of the trees die. There are many places here in the Sierras where there are hundreds or even thousands of acres that look like that, and some are even worse, to the point you can't even walk through the forest.
That little Toyota was on the road long before most common bigger trucks of today's roads were, and it'll still be on the road after they're gone. I had a '91 with the 22 R-E engine, and the guy I sold it to is still driving it everywhere he goes. He treats it like shit, just like I did, and it just keeps running anyway. My current '09 that I bought new 14 years ago, is used and abused most days, and it doesn't seem to want to die either.
Nice work! I think the key when assessing these kinds of hazard trees for removal is determining what you are and aren't comfortable with. I mean you may not feel one hundred percent comfortable with the situation, but do you have confidence in your plan and are you able to control any anxiety you may have so that you can get the job done safely? Nothing wrong with walking away either. Keep up the great content.
I’ve been watching you forever now and since day one I’ve thought you look exactly like the actor Emile Hirsch please look him up it’s insane the similarities
What is the ratchet box called that you used to pull the tree. I can’t find it. Thanks for the videos. I’ve learned a lot from you…. And big Randy. The big R. lol. Thanks again
What an enjoyable afternoon, I didn't even have to leave the house to laugh the afternoon away, plusher to watch two of the HOTTEST lumberjacks on long stuff MEAT with there equipment ready in hand, ofcourse you are the only two timber men I watch. Be safe and watch each others meat. Lots of love. Afriend.
Beautiful work men, instead of your grcs an block set up I highly recommend the rock exotica 5-1 with a prusic keeper. Ir only weights like 4 pounds and is WILDLY POWERFUL/reliable 🤘
Cottonwood is a pretty wood! Love vids with you and Mandy Randy teaming up. 😊 (I think I like Dandy Randy better 😉) Awww, congratulations on the newest family member! 🥰🎉
I see this so often, a dead tree that died a long time ago and could have been removed safely then but the owners wait until it is dangerous before calling to have it removed.
Bunch I used to climb for laughed at me for chokin my climbline like that…too much time they said…oh well..gives me a way to come off the spurs if a leg cramp comes ands the best way to tye in on a slick spar..and may save from slidin in a gaff out…good work fellers..stay safe….matt
Punky wood doesn't hinge. Super nervous watching randy in that tree. I really like your rigging gear very helpful for this type of job. The two small trees look like the green poplar we have here. But the leaves are bigger like a black poplar. Our fir trees are different
You guys are great. I wish you wouldn’t videotape cutting on just a flipline without a cinching tie-in though. We don’t want to normalize that shortcut in the industry.
Curious, why not put the winch on a tree away from the projected path of the falling tree, snatch block on the tree in the projected fall area? We use this method often. Much safer.
and thus the tree service that jake swore he'd never start has officially been started lmao love the content jake keep it up man
"cinnabun cuts" would be a fitting name. :D
@@AkiSan0that’s actually a pretty good name hahaha
I love y’all together on jobs, so much fun to watch. Great job
Stay safe
And also Jake when you mentioned Jed doing that notch in critical situations just hearing his name man breaks my heart I never met him but I've watched all his videos with you and him just an amazing soul all the way around man
love the client stood watching you box with the trees ... almost as bad as the time we had a rake battle on site and the client watched out the window.
Grads on the little one Jake!
Mad props to Randy's ground guy for hooking up his saw without him noticing 😂
you& Randy are a great pair, working well together. awesome job felling that rotten fir
Congratulations on the new baby!
Rotten tree. 🤢👍👍
Guys, you’re beyond brave. And all of that with the best team spirit I’ve seen, laughing all the time and pulling each other’s leg. Just can’t stop binge watching your videos. KEEP IT UP!
Congratulations on the new baby!
You and Randy make an awesome team. You need to keep it up!😊
Jake, that was one of my most favorite fells that I ever watched. Thank you for recording it for all of us viewers.
Congratulations on the new addition to your family, and love watching you and Randy !
Great job guys as always you remind me of me and my buddy we work together all the time and all we do is laugh the whole time it's great God bless
I know it’s hot out and all but Randy needs to grow out the stash forever. That’s a very controlled and impressive fell job Jacob.
Congratulations on hanging out your shingle! Great video, I remember when I went from climbing for someone else to working for myself and having a similar experience. Funny how a person does things almost without thinking working with a crew, then you're by yourself completely responsible for everything and all of a sudden you feel like you're brand new. May not have been as smooth as you wanted, but you didn't cut it off the stump and eventually got it on the ground where you wanted with people and property safe....doesn't get any more professional than that. Thanks for sharing reality.
"They don't blow up gently." 🤣🤣🤣 Great work as always, guys. 👍 (Who stole Randy's facial hair? 🤔😆)
🫡Yesss! You shouted Timber, at last. Made my day. 😜👍
TeamJacob and Randy together again love it. The snipe worked real well for something so dead let it come down nice and gentle.
For one who the colly wobbles standing on a chair l am totally amazed on what you do !!
Haha instantly picked up on Randy's hot shots movie reference. Topper Harley
Forking beautiful hinge scene. I felt that in my heart and soul. Great job guys!
Out of all the tree guy youtubers, youre my favorite. Less shorts qnd more long form videos. I know Its hard to find time. Theyre awesome tho mam great job.
I actually just ordered an electric Makita saw. I had seen y'all talking positively about the little Husqvarna one so I decided to try out the Makita model since I'll be able to use their batteries for other tasks. I did verify before ordering that companies like Oregon support that model with bars and chains. I had always been reticent to try an electric chainsaw before.
Jacob and Randy you guys work together well .
Congratulations on the newborn baby and Mom
Beautiful job !! That one was a little scary. Almost like you guys know what you are doin' !!
You and Randy working together make the best videos. Please keep working together as I always giggle with you. Thank you and take care. From U.K.
Nothin like a Jake n bake at 430 am with some coffee got me feelin Randy like a mandy
You guys are talking tough, but everyone knows you’re just ruff tough cream puffs loved this episode.
i always called those box cuts. nice work dude
oh boy oh boy ... new GoT vid 2nt ... like Christmas and Memorial Day all rolled into the same awesome weekend!
Every time i see what vehicle Randy brings to a job, the guy just gets cooler.....
That has got to be the very first time I have seen you miss the humboldt cut!
I have watched every video you have up to this one starting in mid December. Today is 4/13/2024
I have not only learned a few tricks but it seems like I have gotten to know you, Randy, Gordy and a few others on this trip.
Gee! By any chance are you associated with Sappy Supplies? LOL LOL LOL
......... and great editing, also!
👍 Good job fellers, good job!
Wow, this teamwork style video and editing is really cool. Especially when you are both climbing.
The humor in here is so good!
I do so enjoy your videos with Randy. Nice work gents !
Hi you two, your great together and joining your company's into one new business is even better. Thanks for the video
Congratulations 🎊 Jacob on the new baby 👶 So 🍼 May 🥰 our Lord Jesus bless you even more with so much work, You have to turn many jobs down over a period of time.
35:30 yes dude the branch zoom off the top of the bar!! Smoothest move out there
Well done man !
Excellent job…very professional outcome, GREAT JOB👍👍👍👍🌟
As a sailor, seeing you use a self-tailing winch blows my mind... and it makes perfect sense.
Right after "TIMBER" sounded like me getting out of bed in the morning!
😂😂😂
Miss Jed lots.
You guys ROCK together!
That was interesting all the way through. I saw that rotten tree and you climbing oup it I could see that the tree would probably collapse. I'm so glad you came down and worked out a better way.
mad skillz at 35:29, throwing the branch with the chain!! much respect :)
Enjoyed the video. Nice work on the cottonwoods.....fun tree work.
No way I'd climb a sketchy tree like that. Then was thinking it was gonna break off stump while you were still messing with face cut (before back cut). Glad you guys got it down ok.
all i could think of was a minecraft joke when he started punching the tree lmao
Good ole Randy the mf Mandy … you two should definitely have that tree service together you definitely don’t want 😂😂😂
Great video. I have the 14" bar Milwaukee top handle saw pre-ordered and can't wait to get it. I'm a bit north of you guys, but you're welcome to try it out when I get it.
Jeds up there watching ya Jake. Stay safe and keep the chips flyin!
😂😂😂😂 “ as soon as I see it go I’m taking off like um well as fast as a 230 pound man can” idk why but that had me going and the whole forgetting you had your saw with you 😂
Thanks!
That's crazy, your Makita is identical to mine, same bar even
I have nothing to say really, but I appreciate your content, and wish to help with the yt-algorithms.
Nice Peavey !
Yall got bigger balls than me. I’ve been climbing cottonwoods for 20 years and I would not go up into skinny tops like that. Especially considering there was space to fall a bigger tops. Good luck 🍀
Randy: Get my saw will you.
Jake: Where is it, can´t see it?
Randy: Oh wait, that´s strange, it is right here, hanging outside my pocket.
Silence
Randy: now that i think of , why shouldn´t i keep it ? After all, it came to me, it is mine...
That area looks like a classic example of an overgrown forests. There are too many trees competing for water, and when you have less than average rainfall, some of the trees die.
There are many places here in the Sierras where there are hundreds or even thousands of acres that look like that, and some are even worse, to the point you can't even walk through the forest.
That little Toyota was on the road long before most common bigger trucks of today's roads were, and it'll still be on the road after they're gone. I had a '91 with the 22 R-E engine, and the guy I sold it to is still driving it everywhere he goes. He treats it like shit, just like I did, and it just keeps running anyway. My current '09 that I bought new 14 years ago, is used and abused most days, and it doesn't seem to want to die either.
New flip rope is a +10 for speed when climbing......love the video! 😝
26:25 it looks surprising that this foamed wood hinge withstood such compression and did not break away prematurely
Nice work! I think the key when assessing these kinds of hazard trees for removal is determining what you are and aren't comfortable with. I mean you may not feel one hundred percent comfortable with the situation, but do you have confidence in your plan and are you able to control any anxiety you may have so that you can get the job done safely? Nothing wrong with walking away either. Keep up the great content.
Nice work on sketchy dead fir love the vids you guys make great team 👊
I’ve been watching you forever now and since day one I’ve thought you look exactly like the actor Emile Hirsch please look him up it’s insane the similarities
Good job
Great job!
Congratulations on your new bundle of joy, was it a boy or girl as you already have one of each so a nice welcome playmate ❤
this is my first time watching i am really surprise by the the lack of eye protection !!!
What is the ratchet box called that you used to pull the tree. I can’t find it. Thanks for the videos. I’ve learned a lot from you…. And big Randy. The big R. lol. Thanks again
congrats on the new wheels Jake! no more Jetta logging?
It’s like the trees voluntary fell down to get away from the non-stop talking. Jeeez. Just praying for the sound of the saw to drown it out.
Your rates seem pretty reasonable, I wish you were here on the east coast.
Sweet!
Minecraft joke 34:08
Punching trees gives me wood.
What an enjoyable afternoon, I didn't even have to leave the house to laugh the afternoon away, plusher to watch two of the HOTTEST lumberjacks on long stuff MEAT with there equipment ready in hand, ofcourse you are the only two timber men I watch. Be safe and watch each others meat. Lots of love. Afriend.
Beautiful work men, instead of your grcs an block set up I highly recommend the rock exotica 5-1 with a prusic keeper. Ir only weights like 4 pounds and is WILDLY POWERFUL/reliable 🤘
Chainsaw chainsaw needs to pay you some proceeds proceeds 😂
that is SKILL!!!! Swinging axe, with camera soo close, and not hitting it!!!!!👍
34:00 that lady in the backgrounds thinking “ why the hell are these guys punching the tree”
Another great video, but couldn’t find your price list you mentioned in the video. Do you ever come to Eastern WA?
Cool episode guys!
Great job!❤
Like a couple Of Pro's
Great job guys. God bless.
Cottonwood is a pretty wood!
Love vids with you and Mandy Randy teaming up. 😊 (I think I like Dandy Randy better 😉)
Awww, congratulations on the newest family member! 🥰🎉
I'm sorry.... Randy wins the day!!!! something cooler about topping with a gas saw!
Let’s!!🎉Go!!! Beautiful!!!!😲😲 Nice 😊 🤠🤙🤙💯💯👌🏋️♀️👍🥳🥳
21:00 thx the helmet
I see this so often, a dead tree that died a long time ago and could have been removed safely then but the owners wait until it is dangerous before calling to have it removed.
Greetings from the BIG SKY. Big tree. I once walked around my house with my truck keys in my hand looking for my truck keys.
Bunch I used to climb for laughed at me for chokin my climbline like that…too much time they said…oh well..gives me a way to come off the spurs if a leg cramp comes ands the best way to tye in on a slick spar..and may save from slidin in a gaff out…good work fellers..stay safe….matt
I aint gonna lie, I got a little upset not seeing any climbing in "Randalls officialTree Sandals"
สวัสดี จากไทย วิดิโอการทำงานที่ดี เสมอ❤
We going to get to see the new truck build out?
What about that other tree?
Did you clme back for it?
Really diggin in huh?
Yeah I gotta just keep going.
Yeah it’s gna get way harder as you go.
… that’s what she said!
Punky wood doesn't hinge. Super nervous watching randy in that tree. I really like your rigging gear very helpful for this type of job. The two small trees look like the green poplar we have here. But the leaves are bigger like a black poplar. Our fir trees are different
You guys are great. I wish you wouldn’t videotape cutting on just a flipline without a cinching tie-in though. We don’t want to normalize that shortcut in the industry.
Curious, why not put the winch on a tree away from the projected path of the falling tree, snatch block on the tree in the projected fall area? We use this method often. Much safer.