Only been climbing a few times to cut big branches, first time was on the low side of a big leaner, it took me 3 tries and watching a buckin video to finally figure out ya gotta climb the high side! Totally exhausted and banged up, but i made the cut! Was sore for freakin days
I've run half marathons, done spartan races, cycle 75 miles and in great shape my whole life. When I first started climbing, I found muscles in my legs that I didn't even know were there. It's a whole different kind of conditioning.
Just want you to know how much you’ve inspired me. A little less than 2 years ago I found your channel. I was looking for videos because I had some big trees close to buildings that I needed to take down. Now I’m climbing trees and porting my own 371xp. Got an old power Mac 6 I’m restoring too. Thanks Buckin!!!
I started watching his videos shortly after I started climbing and on his climbing videos as he's cut and pitching or chunking out I realized early on I'm thinking what he's gonna do before he even does. Most definitely gave me the confidence that I'm a natural. Also started watching the Iron horse because of Bucking Billy Ray's videos talking about his old Iron horse saws.I even enjoy the story's that both bucking and Iron horse tell. That guy Iron horse knows his saws. Also really kool he was a motocross rider many years ago.
You know, you make it look so darn easy! I wish you could do a video explaining why some trees kick out and how to avoid that horrifying occurrence! I used to cut a lot years ago, but it only took one tree to put the fear of the unknown into me! It's amazing power and the transference of energy into the cutter is astounding to say the least. That tree kicked right into both of my legs, just above my knees as it threw me back some 20' and the saw about 15' to my side! It only took half a second to fly away, safely! 🙏🏼✝️✝️✝️
I watched this when you posted it a year ago. I've watched it five times since. I'll probably watch it another 5-10 times. Testament to the Man, Buckin' Billy Ray, and how he works. Good on ya!
Watching you climb was amazing. I don't have a desire to climb and cut at the same time. I'll leave that to you. I do however cut my own trees now. I've always cut trees for firewood, but I really only cut what was already down or small trees. Now that I've been clearing a spot for my new log home I've been cutting them all down with a friend who does all of my spotting. You have really inspired me to even take down some leaners, which came down like a champ. I've been getting better at my undercuts and putting the tree right where I want it to go. Keep those video coming. Thanks again.
540xp is king .taken husky a while to catch up ......now they have and overtaken Stihl .I use Stihl pole saws,hedge cutters ,strimmers,blowers .prefer husky saws though.
Love it! Wish you and Hogan would do more instructional videos on climbing. I really enjoy your knowledge and learning from you. Thanks for all you do!
True strength is knowledge and the wisdom to use it correctly, you make it look so easy, so pleasing, so fun, and rewarding. You are a blessing to mankind. Keep on buckin.
I’m a lineman 25 years experience, been cutting trees 16years , when I started we would free climb poles get to work position and single safety off , things have changed so much, probably for the better, I only know one person that fell since I started, busted him up pretty good broke leg broke pelvis hurt back, now we use Buck squeeze hugs the pole but can be a pain in the rear too , as far as tree work you make it look so easy and smooth you are the man Bucking Billy 👍
Great teaching video which safety is a priority as it should be. During my time in the bush one safety feature I used was the drop down visor which attached to the stihl helmut. On more than one occasion it saved my eyes from debris, sawdust etc.
@14:06 thanks for that buckin’. That sound was so satisfying, I rewinded about 20 times 😂😂you’re a master of your craft and truly enjoy it as I do mine as a metal roof installer. We are very lucky and blessed friend. 👏🏻
I appreciate the explanation of the double strap, watch that your not cutting your strap, all in chain filing. I have learned a lot from you. You're awesome man, keep those videos coming.
Thank you for showing us what skill and stamina this stuff takes. And doing something dangerous in the safest way possible is amazing. I never have any ambition to climb a tree like this but it sure does make you appreciate the people who do this for a living. Stay safe brother
Can’t beat a good climbing video! That was a nice job site, a lot of good views especially when you get the best seat in the house! Love to you and the family buckin❤️
I miss the work. It’s been a long time. Still have my saw. MS200T - same as the vid. Unreal machine 2005 MY. Ironically it only has about 15 - 18 hours of use. Great vid Pal. it brings back memories. The sounds and smells.
I truly appreciate your better safe than sorry explanations to us that our beginning novices. When you're a master like yourself, you can get away with certain things because of your vast experience. Thank you for being kind and encouraging the concept...
The 200 is the best climb saw evermade period. And that exhaust blows the sawdust right on your face hahaha love it buckin I hope you climb until u can't anymore cuz I plan on doing the same thing sir
Love the dbl line and the prusik has been with me since my early climbing days on trees and rocks. That type of pine cuts nice. I found out how dangerous white pine is as it was the first tree I ever climbed and cut. White pine branches basically explode when you scratch the bark, let alone when you cut them. I learned never to have my arm over a branch when leaving a stub. A 3inch stub 2 feet long rebounded back up and just barely slapped my arm from underneath. Great video. Newbies please remember...it's not a race. Take your time.
Worked in a hardware store , was funny to see people, mostly deer hunters looking for a saw to set-up a tree stand, see those "Arborist's saws" and want to buy one and wondered why they cost so much. I had to explain to some it was a one handed saw, and for "professional use". I steered many toward the basic MS 180 Stihl. And/or if they had money to spend, those HT pole Saws. But I did sell a few of these 200T's as well.
Nice video Billy.... been too long since we saw you climb and chunk.... these climbing videos are the ones I love the best on your channel... they are all great but for some reason seeing the limbs pop and drop is very satisfying!
Great climbing! You have to be in great shape. You use muscles in your legs that you didnt know you had! I was a utility lineman and it will build you up. I like the inspiration and also how you explain things as you do it! Great video Billy
I have brought this saw up some trees for limbing, I really like it for small logs when blocking, gotta watch your fingers thou, I hooked mine a couple years ago, was fortunate that I didn't get into the tendons or the joints, loose gloves and assuming I'm good, doing this 12 years prior for home fire wood and our own tree clean up, all in all great video and the MS200T is a favorite in my book
This is truly an art and it’s amazing to watch an experienced climber go at it. I’d love to be able to learn for many reasons 💰💰💰but I’m far too afraid on ladders and of heights in general to ever attempt climbing a tree.
Woodsmen are an in great physical shape and they do an extremely dangerous job! Most complain about firewood cutting, these guys would gladly “take a day off” to do a relatively simple task vs their daily grind. Hats off to the men and women who anchor the logging industry!
Hey there , I just picked up a husky 562 this week my first pro saw , a whole new ball game for me. I absolutely love it . Your videos have taught me soo much since I found you a couple of weeks ago ; not just about saws but also reminded me of the power of kindness and having a great work ethic. You're doing great things on this earth and things will change because of it. Just wanted to thank you. New sub here 👏
Theres no Toungues waging around arse holes there sir bukin is very thoughtful in every move & cut he makes safety is the key priority he is a true legend at work
Good to see ya back in the trees buckin i took down a partially dead cherry today started on another and the wind got too bad have a good day i wish id started tree work sooner have a good day
I cant stop watching your videos man. Out in the bush all day then come home to this stuff haha. Its crazy how hard it is to get your hands on a good saw lately. Cant beat the older gens. This has been a week of splitting handles and its been a highlight to see a buckin notification pop up haha. Cheers brother
@@Veribari ya I got a very rusty 76 1ton decent 85 diesel 3/4 and daily is a 88 mazda with a craked head eats a quart of antifreeze and oil a work week lol
Scary, exciting, dangerous, serious, learning experience. Great intro and under 30min of strong climbing... All my favorite stuff. And that Lil stihl is a ripper. Best wishes for all the Buckin Army.
Dumb ass. Ain't no professional, but I can guarantee I have a lot more years under my belt. I run them without brakes, and in 30 years have had zero issues.
Buckin my old landscape boss has 200t this one runs way better than the other two he has. The rubber intake tube had to be replaced when took off we noticed that a small chunk of the piston broke off but that thing rips like no other..I was thinking he must have gotten lucky in a way its like a ported saw haha, but really a big difference between that one and the other 2 200t he has. Great saws..
God has blessed Buckin’ Billy Ray! Stand up and Buck! Or Fu*k! It’s all good when your worshiping the wood with your long bar! Thank you for your inspiration and motivation. Love what you do no matter what it is. Passion for life leads to love and happiness.
Buckin' has clearly been doing his thing for a long time and is damn good at it. But for all the rest of us, it's a really good idea to be double tied in when you're cutting things.
Always good to climb a fun size Fir on occasion. I would always advise tying in the entire climb, and twice while cutting. It's still neat to see the old school tech.
Great job. But I was glad when you topped it. I got so dizzy, bout fell out out my swivel rocker!!! Lol. Just kidding. Don't think I could climb like that.maybe if I was 55yrs younger might try. Love your vids and have a wonderful rest of the day
There is so much bad practice going on here. I’m always amazed people have the balls to put themselves on you tube like this. I like this guy but damn, have you never had to bomb out of a tree because of wasps?
I bought the little exhaust pipe from west coast saws for my 200T and was gonna buy the three point dogs from them as well but Johnny had some better dogs in stock at walkers,they made it look and work like a big saw 😎
Awesome vid. Great skill. So my lines are steel cable sheathed in nylon so they can’t be cut with the saw, also being sheathed means you can do a prussock hoop. Loved the old school no chain brake saw you used to fell the stump
Love it! Watching your videos, such an inspiration. I really want to get into climbing but I'm nervous. I'm just a homeowner with a lot of trees but do like doing tree work on the ground haha so tempting tho...
Buckin- I know you have said it before: Please keep telling young climbers to learn the new safer ways to tie-in. There are plenty of climbers on TH-cam showing a range of safety practices. The old school two-in one lanyard is still great, but it should be accompanied by a climbing line that let's you get to the ground. you know it's smart - like wearing chainsaw pants. I don't care if you do it or not, but new climbers need to be aware of the range of safety practices, and they need to know what bad things can happen so they can make their own choices. I climb differently than you and that's fine - I have learned things from you that are helpful and I'm grateful. Thanks for the videos & have a great day.
I can’t believe you climbed for 20 years with a single line and no accidents. I’ve seen videos of saws cutting through steel lines in less than a second.
Awesome fall! Every time I see you make a down notch I cringe!!🤣 I learned the up notch from you and the control and smooth fall that makes is remarkable!! I rarely make a down notch anymore…I don’t like the fall. And those old Macs…I just don’t think a better saw has ever been made!
Anyone else realise just in how good of a shape one has to be in to perform this line of work?
Respect
Been doing tree work for a year and still building muscle haha it is rugged
I hope to be in billy Ray’s shape at his age.
Only been climbing a few times to cut big branches, first time was on the low side of a big leaner, it took me 3 tries and watching a buckin video to finally figure out ya gotta climb the high side! Totally exhausted and banged up, but i made the cut! Was sore for freakin days
It's true!
I've run half marathons, done spartan races, cycle 75 miles and in great shape my whole life. When I first started climbing, I found muscles in my legs that I didn't even know were there. It's a whole different kind of conditioning.
Just want you to know how much you’ve inspired me. A little less than 2 years ago I found your channel. I was looking for videos because I had some big trees close to buildings that I needed to take down. Now I’m climbing trees and porting my own 371xp. Got an old power Mac 6 I’m restoring too. Thanks Buckin!!!
Well done
Buckin’ and his channel have done the same for me. 🪓😊
sounds interesting. Good work!
More of a problem is the paper thing (if you ask me)
I started watching his videos shortly after I started climbing and on his climbing videos as he's cut and pitching or chunking out I realized early on I'm thinking what he's gonna do before he even does. Most definitely gave me the confidence that I'm a natural. Also started watching the Iron horse because of Bucking Billy Ray's videos talking about his old Iron horse saws.I even enjoy the story's that both bucking and Iron horse tell. That guy Iron horse knows his saws. Also really kool he was a motocross rider many years ago.
Starting my own tree service because of the way i was inspired as well 3 years ago took me that long to finally get the courage to do it
Love your climbing content mr smith!
It actually changed my life. I support my new family with my own business now.
make it a way life and your journey will be well worth it . thx Nate the Great
I would love to see a more detailed video of your 2 in 1 rigging.
How you create your slings and such.
I love watching you work. So calm and controlled.
You’re in your wheel house.
You know, you make it look so darn easy! I wish you could do a video explaining why some trees kick out and how to avoid that horrifying occurrence! I used to cut a lot years ago, but it only took one tree to put the fear of the unknown into me! It's amazing power and the transference of energy into the cutter is astounding to say the least. That tree kicked right into both of my legs, just above my knees as it threw me back some 20' and the saw about 15' to my side! It only took half a second to fly away, safely! 🙏🏼✝️✝️✝️
He is a true legend always preaching to look at what you are cutting and thats how you know hes a great guy
I watched this when you posted it a year ago. I've watched it five times since. I'll probably watch it another 5-10 times. Testament to the Man, Buckin' Billy Ray, and how he works. Good on ya!
Watching you climb was amazing. I don't have a desire to climb and cut at the same time. I'll leave that to you. I do however cut my own trees now. I've always cut trees for firewood, but I really only cut what was already down or small trees. Now that I've been clearing a spot for my new log home I've been cutting them all down with a friend who does all of my spotting. You have really inspired me to even take down some leaners, which came down like a champ. I've been getting better at my undercuts and putting the tree right where I want it to go. Keep those video coming. Thanks again.
The top handle of top handles.
I take it you've only ran Stihl.
Husky T 540xp.better
@@leebennett3672like he said, it is the top handle of top handles
540xp is king .taken husky a while to catch up ......now they have and overtaken Stihl .I use Stihl pole saws,hedge cutters ,strimmers,blowers .prefer husky saws though.
@@leebennett3672 huskies are harder to start, and the parts are more expensive. They haven't caught up with Stihl on that
It’s really nice to see a master lumberman at work in his element and tradecraft. BBR, you’re so efficient with your work and cuts. Impressive.
Love it! Wish you and Hogan would do more instructional videos on climbing. I really enjoy your knowledge and learning from you. Thanks for all you do!
The way all the logs from the top fell perfectly next to each other was satisfying😅
That's a master's touch
Love the no frills approach,got amongst it and easy to understand, God bless you 🙂
True strength is knowledge and the wisdom to use it correctly, you make it look so easy, so pleasing, so fun, and rewarding. You are a blessing to mankind. Keep on buckin.
I’m a lineman 25 years experience, been cutting trees 16years , when I started we would free climb poles get to work position and single safety off , things have changed so much, probably for the better, I only know one person that fell since I started, busted him up pretty good broke leg broke pelvis hurt back, now we use Buck squeeze hugs the pole but can be a pain in the rear too , as far as tree work you make it look so easy and smooth you are the man Bucking Billy 👍
Nice video, like your old ones. POV camera gives the impression we are climbing with you while you are tutoring us with all your knowledge.
Great teaching video which safety is a priority as it should be. During my time in the bush one safety feature I used was the drop down visor which attached to the stihl helmut. On more than one occasion it saved my eyes from debris, sawdust etc.
@14:06 thanks for that buckin’. That sound was so satisfying, I rewinded about 20 times 😂😂you’re a master of your craft and truly enjoy it as I do mine as a metal roof installer. We are very lucky and blessed friend. 👏🏻
I've missed the climbing videos. I always enjoy watching and learning from them.
I appreciate the explanation of the double strap, watch that your not cutting your strap, all in chain filing. I have learned a lot from you. You're awesome man, keep those videos coming.
Thank you for showing us what skill and stamina this stuff takes. And doing something dangerous in the safest way possible is amazing. I never have any ambition to climb a tree like this but it sure does make you appreciate the people who do this for a living. Stay safe brother
Can’t beat a good climbing video! That was a nice job site, a lot of good views especially when you get the best seat in the house! Love to you and the family buckin❤️
I miss the work. It’s been a long time. Still have my saw. MS200T - same as the vid. Unreal machine 2005 MY. Ironically it only has about 15 - 18 hours of use. Great vid Pal. it brings back memories. The sounds and smells.
I truly appreciate your better safe than sorry explanations to us that our beginning novices. When you're a master like yourself, you can get away with certain things because of your vast experience. Thank you for being kind and encouraging the concept...
your welcome friend
Just found your channel and am loving the videos. Learning a lot. Keep up the good work from Wales uk
The 200 is the best climb saw evermade period. And that exhaust blows the sawdust right on your face hahaha love it buckin I hope you climb until u can't anymore cuz I plan on doing the same thing sir
The 200 is insainly fuckin powerful but it's still bulky but for climbing I prefer my Lil echo
@@Oogerboogerhascash I usually just climb with a built echo 620 so when I use a 200 it don't bother me much I'd rather have the cc
@@patrickwinde9802 damnnnnn that's a chunk to climb with I'm impressed 👌🏻
@@Oogerboogerhascash - "Bulky"?? 😐
🤦♂️
Keep drinking the Kool-Aid, bro.
Love the dbl line and the prusik has been with me since my early climbing days on trees and rocks. That type of pine cuts nice. I found out how dangerous white pine is as it was the first tree I ever climbed and cut. White pine branches basically explode when you scratch the bark, let alone when you cut them. I learned never to have my arm over a branch when leaving a stub. A 3inch stub 2 feet long rebounded back up and just barely slapped my arm from underneath. Great video. Newbies please remember...it's not a race. Take your time.
Good advice to follow. Always take your time to be in control of every action you plan to do.
Worked in a hardware store , was funny to see people, mostly deer hunters looking for a saw to set-up a tree stand, see those "Arborist's saws" and want to buy one and wondered why they cost so much. I had to explain to some it was a one handed saw, and for "professional use". I steered many toward the basic MS 180 Stihl. And/or if they had money to spend, those HT pole Saws. But I did sell a few of these 200T's as well.
Nice video Billy.... been too long since we saw you climb and chunk.... these climbing videos are the ones I love the best on your channel... they are all great but for some reason seeing the limbs pop and drop is very satisfying!
Just love the 125 mac bud, good to see you taking it with you.
Great climbing! You have to be in great shape. You use muscles in your legs that you didnt know you had! I was a utility lineman and it will build you up. I like the inspiration and also how you explain things as you do it! Great video Billy
Great video Buckin !!
I really enjoy your climbing videos that serve as educational videos as well !! 😊
I have brought this saw up some trees for limbing, I really like it for small logs when blocking, gotta watch your fingers thou, I hooked mine a couple years ago, was fortunate that I didn't get into the tendons or the joints, loose gloves and assuming I'm good, doing this 12 years prior for home fire wood and our own tree clean up, all in all great video and the MS200T is a favorite in my book
After driving truck for 20 years. watching you makes me Wana change professions
Stihl is the preferred saw for the fire service as well. Always starts!
Fabulous video Billy. Great to see you working again👍
great ta b in the wood
This guy has balls of steel. Thanks for your videos Sir
Well done Buckin. That tree had way more lean in it than I first thought.
Nice work Billy, good video as well. That's a wee beastie of a saw, nice sharpening job.
Nice nice nice! That 200t is a wonderful machine. Good job friend✊🏻
Great to see ya back up in the trees friend👍
Love the new intro friend, less confusing than the last one.
This is truly an art and it’s amazing to watch an experienced climber go at it. I’d love to be able to learn for many reasons 💰💰💰but I’m far too afraid on ladders and of heights in general to ever attempt climbing a tree.
Woodsmen are an in great physical shape and they do an extremely dangerous job! Most complain about firewood cutting, these guys would gladly “take a day off” to do a relatively simple task vs their daily grind. Hats off to the men and women who anchor the logging industry!
Hey there , I just picked up a husky 562 this week my first pro saw , a whole new ball game for me. I absolutely love it . Your videos have taught me soo much since I found you a couple of weeks ago ; not just about saws but also reminded me of the power of kindness and having a great work ethic. You're doing great things on this earth and things will change because of it. Just wanted to thank you. New sub here 👏
@@MATT.MAN-PEACE-LOVE absolutely! Thanks
Nice job. I'm always in awe of your work.
Theres no Toungues waging around arse holes there sir bukin is very thoughtful in every move & cut he makes safety is the key priority he is a true legend at work
Whaaaaat?
Genius Buckin’! Two lanyards with one!! Más sabe el diablo por viejo que por diablo. 👏👏👏
Good to see ya back in the trees buckin i took down a partially dead cherry today started on another and the wind got too bad have a good day i wish id started tree work sooner have a good day
Gotta love having a sharp chain, I know those little branches are pretty crispy, but you barely even touch them, and they're gone
Thats how its done 👍 great stuff as always brother! I love a little 201 what a cracking little workhorse they are
I cant stop watching your videos man. Out in the bush all day then come home to this stuff haha. Its crazy how hard it is to get your hands on a good saw lately. Cant beat the older gens. This has been a week of splitting handles and its been a highlight to see a buckin notification pop up haha. Cheers brother
Just like old fords their getting to that age where there all sacked out
@@greatgreengoblinbear3800 Haha i cant relate more. Holding onto my rotted out foxbody for the life of me. I daily an 87 pickup aswell. Cant beat it.
@@Veribari ya I got a very rusty 76 1ton decent 85 diesel 3/4 and daily is a 88 mazda with a craked head eats a quart of antifreeze and oil a work week lol
Scary, exciting, dangerous, serious, learning experience.
Great intro and under 30min of strong climbing... All my favorite stuff. And that Lil stihl is a ripper.
Best wishes for all the Buckin Army.
Watching this u do is breath taking, amazing. I love Watching ur channel. Be safe my friend.
Yup, those little top handles are pretty handy, even for homeowners around the yard.
IMO they really aren't a great idea for anyone except professional climbers and yes I use mine with one hand all the time
Dumb ass.
Ain't no professional, but I can guarantee I have a lot more years under my belt.
I run them without brakes, and in 30 years have had zero issues.
Buckin my old landscape boss has 200t this one runs way better than the other two he has. The rubber intake tube had to be replaced when took off we noticed that a small chunk of the piston broke off but that thing rips like no other..I was thinking he must have gotten lucky in a way its like a ported saw haha, but really a big difference between that one and the other 2 200t he has. Great saws..
God has blessed Buckin’ Billy Ray! Stand up and Buck! Or Fu*k! It’s all good when your worshiping the wood with your long bar! Thank you for your inspiration and motivation. Love what you do no matter what it is. Passion for life leads to love and happiness.
This man makes it look very easy.
Nice work.
I share you with all my friends. You are amazing Billy Ray.
Buckin' has clearly been doing his thing for a long time and is damn good at it. But for all the rest of us, it's a really good idea to be double tied in when you're cutting things.
Always good to climb a fun size Fir on occasion. I would always advise tying in the entire climb, and twice while cutting. It's still neat to see the old school tech.
Good morning buckin! Love you guys!
Lots of climbers around here are going to battery saws , instant start , no noise , just a extra battery . Different strokes for different folks !
Still not the power of a 201 or 540 but they aren't far off
What happens when they change the battery type every 3-4 years?
Those saws are handy for sure. But have planned obsolescence built into them.
That's no fun
Have you not noticed how he loves the sound of his saws?🤣
great work... quick climb, and quick work. old school is simple and clean.
Brotha Billy. Thanks for making these vids and I love your attitude !! Stay safe brotha !
Always a great watch when you’re in the trees buckin’
I think what I have is a 192t..... if I remember correctly. Bought it specifically for one hand use. Love that saw.
Super awesome video thanks buckin
Buckin brother, you're a breath of fresh air my friend, take a bow!
One of your better videos Buckin !
Awesomeness video billy. Lets climb .loved tips on ropes and safety aspect awesome
Iwish you could make a video on all your climbing gear buckin....love ya
That long bar sounds amazing.
Great job. But I was glad when you topped it. I got so dizzy, bout fell out out my swivel rocker!!! Lol. Just kidding. Don't think I could climb like that.maybe if I was 55yrs younger might try. Love your vids and have a wonderful rest of the day
I’m back BR. Love the 200T.
Buckin Billy Ray, you’re the GOAT of tree felling my friend. Awesome job!! Stay safe, healthy, happy,& productive.💯❤️👍🏾😀🙋🏽♀️✝️🙏🏾🇺🇸
Billy GOAT?🤔🤔
@@tudyk21 Greatest of all time!
@@glendajune9140 , Yes, I realize that. I was trying to make a joke. I guess I'm not very funny.😅
@@tudyk21 I get it 😂🤣😅😀
Well buckin I got to say it's nice seeing you in a tree again and good video
Billy Ray does what he knows and is comfy for him
I'd love to see a video on that two in one flip line. How do you tie one up? Always love your knowledge! Thanks for sharing
Im watching this, while cleaning and rebuilding my 200T’s😂😂
I tried filing pico chain with the larger file today, the one for normal 3/8 and after thoes first few strokes It’s so much better
as someone who is heights trained for rigging/satellite work the first thing we learnt was redundancy, always two points of safety :) main and back up
There is so much bad practice going on here. I’m always amazed people have the balls to put themselves on you tube like this. I like this guy but damn, have you never had to bomb out of a tree because of wasps?
I enjoy watching you climb and cut.
thx
That hinge was freakin perfect!!
I bought the little exhaust pipe from west coast saws for my 200T and was gonna buy the three point dogs from them as well but Johnny had some better dogs in stock at walkers,they made it look and work like a big saw 😎
Awesome vid. Great skill. So my lines are steel cable sheathed in nylon so they can’t be cut with the saw, also being sheathed means you can do a prussock hoop. Loved the old school no chain brake saw you used to fell the stump
Loved how you stacked the sardines 😉
Very nice of you to do work for your dad
Hey buckin keep up this style of vid love these old style vids..
Just picked up a couple new saws getting ready for the winter
Love it! Watching your videos, such an inspiration. I really want to get into climbing but I'm nervous. I'm just a homeowner with a lot of trees but do like doing tree work on the ground haha so tempting tho...
A BBR video first thing in the morning! 😁 well this is going to be a swell day friends!
Awesome bit of work thanks for sharing.
Absolutely right, kindness will do this world alot of good. Most of the problems we face these days seem to stem from lack of acceptance.
Buckin- I know you have said it before: Please keep telling young climbers to learn the new safer ways to tie-in. There are plenty of climbers on TH-cam showing a range of safety practices. The old school two-in one lanyard is still great, but it should be accompanied by a climbing line that let's you get to the ground. you know it's smart - like wearing chainsaw pants. I don't care if you do it or not, but new climbers need to be aware of the range of safety practices, and they need to know what bad things can happen so they can make their own choices. I climb differently than you and that's fine - I have learned things from you that are helpful and I'm grateful. Thanks for the videos & have a great day.
I can’t believe you climbed for 20 years with a single line and no accidents. I’ve seen videos of saws cutting through steel lines in less than a second.
Awesome fall! Every time I see you make a down notch I cringe!!🤣 I learned the up notch from you and the control and smooth fall that makes is remarkable!! I rarely make a down notch anymore…I don’t like the fall. And those old Macs…I just don’t think a better saw has ever been made!
Inspiring for those of us whom wish to learn more of this science and art. Thank you :-)
Impressive, seems like it would be better for the rope not to be tree colored LOL. Takes some balls to do that.