I learned a LOT from this video! I am still trying to figure out low side and high side. This looks like a typical day of falling for me. What isn't typical is someone explaining things so well. "Uncle" Buckin if I remember the things you have taught me I will greatly benefit. Love Hogan in there. He is like a classmate in this school of Wood Smith.
low side=tree leaning over top of you. high side=tree leaning away from you. obvs if you are on a slope the high side is the high side but the theory is that you can better judge your lean when your not standing under it . thanks for the support friend
Your son is very lucky to be able to polish his trade under a master. And to his credit he is very humble and willing to listen. It is a joy to watch you two.
Been watching Buckin's videos for a couple years now. Subscribed today. Not sure why I didn't before. Can't get enough of them. Tell Ganges to hold that axe tight and swing straight at the target and it won't ricochet off and damage wedges so bad.
Humbled to be a small part of your big dream. Christine deserves all the credit! I’m just happy to help out so you can make a go of it. I believe in helping people who help others and you Brother are helping so many. Keep the Faith and follow your True North
I love watching you and Ganges working together. I’ve been on the channel for a while now and seeing him grow and you grow in how you teach is great to see. I love seeing the relationship grow over time. The passage of wisdom and experience in this day and age is a dying art. Glad to see you guys keeping it alive.
I like the videos of ganges cutting down trees he gets it you've done well with him I was so reckless at his age hell I was reckless till about 35 37 now and you've helped me to be an optimist
Love Your videos You explain the dynamics of nature and how to inspect and plan Your cuts. I am by no means a Lumber Jack or pretend to be one. We have a couple of really large dangerous trees cut down by tree services that were too close to the houses. For the nominal fee of $1,500 to $2,000 and up. I have a couple small Gas Chain saws and even a 40 volt 14 inch Ryobi electric chain saw. I was surprised at how long the batteries kept cutting. I am an older guy and do thing in small steps and try to plan things out 10 times before making a cut. We had a Large Old Oak Tree that the Power company has cut the center of the limbs away for clearance. Those cuts created 7 Very long horizontal limbs and the last Hurricane snapped one off. Well, I decided to try cutting the longest limb off that hung over the neighbors fence and shed. I got lucky and started cutting small lengths of the end of that branch off until the very end was well inside Our property line. I cut the small branches off and sectioned the main limb so I could move the pieces with My tractor. I am glad I was really lucky and got all the Large limbs down and cut up. I still have the main truck to get down but that will be next weeks project. I learned a good bit about Plunge cutting from You. Thanks Ken in Florida.
That is a lucky kid to have a dad like you I have been fallen trees for 18 years I never had a dead to teach me every word you say he should listen and not interrupt you. You have more knowledge than most men in the tree industry
I envy y'alls dynamics! As father and son you guys make it look so pleasant to to be embracing your craft as true pros ! It puts a big smile on my face! May the chips fly !!!
I think my favorite parts of your videos is you working with your boy, making him apart of the job, and the passion you both share for the work. Keep on keepin on gents.
It’s pretty amazing how far all of this has come from an idea and a dream to impact hundreds of thousands of people in more ways than one. Buckin you and your family have to be some of if not the most influential people I have the pleasure of calling my friends. Love to you and the family❤️
Hey Buckin & Hogan, Great Work !! Hogan, you did a fantastic job on showing a Bore Cut for safety, and also for showing the Offset Face cut to prevent the possibility of a potential Barber Chair or Blowup !! Great job men !! 😎
I tell ya a big part of my day is sitting down with a hit cup of coffee and listening to your guidance and wisdom. Thankyou friend... Keep spreading the message your a good man amd your raising a heck of a son... Much love from VA. 💚💚✊🤙🤙
Mmm Mmm 301 K & Counting, Welcome Newb's ! Hay Blues ! Great Job Fellas, Prayers For Bo Bo & Family ! Lovely Day There On The West Coast ! Happy Trails From The Sunny East Coast ! ATB T God Bless
Honestly. Anything too forward leaning I just bore cut. Doing bore cuts gives me joy. I even do bore cuts while I am up in the tree if it's leaning hard forward.
Well. Sometimes it's nice to just perfectly set up your hinge before you drop a tree. Most people, me included, do bore cuts when trees are leaning forward like crazy. Sometimes it's easier than having to race it. If you don't understand me saying "race it"... Well forward leaning trees can barber chair real easy and honestly it's scary if it's never happened to you.
@@mikeiancotter Thanks, for the great explanation. I don't cut often (have a farm) but maybe a big leaner one day. Cut a few big ones but well balanced tree.
I have my own prospects of opening a blacksmith shop. My family heritage derives from potato farmers and blacksmiths in Maine whom decided to get a little hot with each other. I'm ecstatic to hear people like Billy want to bring back the olden ways of blue-collar work. Black, in this case. You do an amazing job on TH-cam, Billy. I learn almost 5 things a week, watching your content. Keep it up, keep blowing us away. You rock, feller. Also, I take all of the wedge cuts and woodburn/stain them into beautiful art pieces for my customers. I hope that you keep them.
Hi buckin sure like your videosdown here in ontario i remember one time a woman wanted a tree down so i loaded up my gear and went to her place to cut it down and ya know it was the one and only tree i never had to put a notch in cause a beaver already done it for me went down perfect even a beaver new which way she was leaning happy cutting buckin and all the people out there who loves chain saws
I did my first big leaning tree bore cut yesterday 20 inch bar on a 30+ inch maybe 35 inch. dead elm multi trunk monster. Seriously thank you for what you do, showing us these situation scenarios and putting these tools in our tool box to help us make better bangs. Ive cut for 30 years heavilly. Before i would of made a deeper open face. Cut the release and pounded a few wedges. Then chased the cut
Wonderful vid of the dynamic duo in action! Way cool way you handled that last tree Hogan, to put it where the customer wanted it, good demonstration on how to get 'er done! Take care and MAGKD! 🐶
The DOLMAR returns! Love it, man. I’ve been rippin’ with an old McCulloch and the old guy across the street is pretty fascinated with me! 32” bar and a skip chain, it ain’t quite as fast as a Dolmar but it’s versatile as hell! Cheers!
Side hill felling is something I didn’t know could be done. It just seems to me it wouldn’t work🤷 But obviously I was WAY wrong! Amazing teaching Billy! Thank you my friend ❤️🙏
I just bought a maktia branded 7900 with a wrap handle and I am having it modded and watching your videos makes me that much more excited to run it when I get it
Even if it wasn't needed the bore cut, like you said in a previous video: take every opportunity you can to try new things. Now hogan will be better at making one when he really needs it.
This may not be a big deal to you guys but to me that is some big wood, big cuts, big drops, and how those tiny little pieces of plastic banged just right with the cuts being just right... Excellent work. You guys are giants of the forest. Thanks for letting me be part of the Buckin Army... Hi-Fi-Ji the skinny guy from Pittsburgh... Greetings to all the new subscribers. Be safe Be strong Stay kind
Way more than a little tidbit. Small tree excellent teckniek. Great felling. The small tree in that situation is vary dangerous. Most would barber chair. Outstanding job.
I get water in my eyes seeing both of you working together, WONDERFUL. I do hope that whatever relationship challenges that will come your way shall at the end, bind with closer unity.
Greetings Brother Buckin'...yes, those big deciduous trees present a different set of challenges to the typical big conifers...its all about the physics. Take care my friend, love to your family, WS
Live in North Carolina. Always cutting timber for live edge river tables. Enjoy the vids and your vast knowledge in the wood and tools. Thanks very much sr. God bless you and your family.
G'day buckin and family. Would be great to see you talk to the essential craftsman about your Blacksmith Shop. He loves his smithing and I think could be a great collaboration. He is a messenger of kindness but doesn't know it. Be kind all. Meet and greet. Love down Under🇦🇺👌😀. Good job gangeys
6:54 I love that you don't tell him where he's at. He had to check his holding wood on his own, I love that. The subtle, little nuances that make a faller.
Hey bucking =) 😀 glad to see you and your boy doing your thang but also teaching us so much new techniques. And great info or the different wedging methods that i can admit taught something knew about how to do it without really being picky on the placing. But truth be told you both taught me ah way easier style so ty for that and muchly appreciated as well.
Everyday is a learning day. Nothing learned is a wasted day. Your son has a darned good teacher.. .. .. ..
Lucky kid to have such a great mentor. He’ll look back on it fondly as he ages.
I watch you at night to help me get excited for the trees I gotta cut on tomorrow. Thanks. Love
GOOD STUFF
Buckin and Ganges we love you guys. Thank you for all the stuff you do. My son and I watch and learn and smile.
God bless you and keep you.
There’s no telling how many lives Buckin has saved as he teaches how to do side hill felling and spreads love at the same time. Bless you
I am loving learning from you guys! Old videos, new videos. Doesn't matter. I always learn something from ya! Nice side hill. Nice job, Ganges!
Dude, I love your videos and your positive messages within them... Keep on keep'n on man. Thank You.
I like and also learn a lot when Buck'n suggests (not orders) things to his son, he's a incredible teacher. Great video.
Bmm
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Is that his son??
It's my 29th birthday today and all I wanted was another buckin billy ray video, and I got what I wished for.. A felling job, one of my favourites!
HAPPY BIRTHDAY MY FRIEND❣🎉🎂 Enjoy your day!✌❤
happy day friend
I learned a LOT from this video! I am still trying to figure out low side and high side. This looks like a typical day of falling for me. What isn't typical is someone explaining things so well. "Uncle" Buckin if I remember the things you have taught me I will greatly benefit. Love Hogan in there. He is like a classmate in this school of Wood Smith.
right on kurt
low side=tree leaning over top of you. high side=tree leaning away from you. obvs if you are on a slope the high side is the high side but the theory is that you can better judge your lean when your not standing under it . thanks for the support friend
@@hogansmith7075Your explanation helped greatly. I watched the video again and I get it. Thanks for bringing us along on your work with your father.
Great job fellas. Nice bore cut Ganges. Love seeing you on the stump buddy. Thank you Buckin love ya brother. Thank you Buckin Army you rock. 🌲❤🌲✊🪓
Your son is very lucky to be able to polish his trade under a master. And to his credit he is very humble and willing to listen. It is a joy to watch you two.
THX FRIEND
Het was weer geweldig om te zien top job geweldig gedaan 🤩💥👍👌💪 Groetjes uit Holland 🥰👋🏼👋🏼🌷🌷
Been watching Buckin's videos for a couple years now. Subscribed today. Not sure why I didn't before. Can't get enough of them. Tell Ganges to hold that axe tight and swing straight at the target and it won't ricochet off and damage wedges so bad.
Welcome!
Glad you are enjoying the Buckin Billy Ray experience!
Be Kind Friend!!!
💚🌲💚🌲💚🌲
I'm absolutely drooling over the bottom stem of the old big maple. They make the most beautiful slabs for tables and what not. Love it, good times!
Maple is under rated
always love seeing you bring dolley out! what a great saw!
Humbled to be a small part of your big dream. Christine deserves all the credit! I’m just happy to help out so you can make a go of it. I believe in helping people who help others and you Brother are helping so many. Keep the Faith and follow your True North
Is everybody here watching this channel just good vibes? Like really? Loving the love and kindness here
That tree at the end was exactly what I'm looking at having to cut... This helps me a lot!
Ole Ganges has come such a long way, in just a couple years. Very impressive young fella!
I love watching you and Ganges working together. I’ve been on the channel for a while now and seeing him grow and you grow in how you teach is great to see. I love seeing the relationship grow over time. The passage of wisdom and experience in this day and age is a dying art. Glad to see you guys keeping it alive.
I like the videos of ganges cutting down trees he gets it you've done well with him I was so reckless at his age hell I was reckless till about 35 37 now and you've helped me to be an optimist
Skanky Tree. Sounds like a good name for a band. LOL Thanks for sharing Buckin' stay safe.
Love Your videos
You explain the dynamics of nature and how to inspect and plan Your cuts.
I am by no means a Lumber Jack or pretend to be one.
We have a couple of really large dangerous trees cut down by tree services that were too close to the houses.
For the nominal fee of $1,500 to $2,000 and up.
I have a couple small Gas Chain saws and even a 40 volt 14 inch Ryobi electric chain saw.
I was surprised at how long the batteries kept cutting.
I am an older guy and do thing in small steps and try to plan things out 10 times before making a cut.
We had a Large Old Oak Tree that the Power company has cut the center of the limbs away for clearance.
Those cuts created 7 Very long horizontal limbs and the last Hurricane snapped one off.
Well, I decided to try cutting the longest limb off that hung over the neighbors fence and shed.
I got lucky and started cutting small lengths of the end of that branch off until the very end was well inside Our property line.
I cut the small branches off and sectioned the main limb so I could move the pieces with My tractor.
I am glad I was really lucky and got all the Large limbs down and cut up.
I still have the main truck to get down but that will be next weeks project.
I learned a good bit about Plunge cutting from You.
Thanks
Ken in Florida.
Thanks for the side cut info/example when falling the downhill lean. Informative.
That is a lucky kid to have a dad like you I have been fallen trees for 18 years I never had a dead to teach me every word you say he should listen and not interrupt you. You have more knowledge than most men in the tree industry
thx
Billy u teaching your son well . Love man . Peace my man
Much love to you and the army Buckin!
thxx kim
Hogan has came a long way. Go yourself young man.. buckin you must be well proud of him.. he's had a good teacher.lol
I envy y'alls dynamics! As father and son you guys make it look so pleasant to to be embracing your craft as true pros ! It puts a big smile on my face! May the chips fly !!!
It is great to see you working with Ganges. You and the wife have done a great job with him!!
I'm fairly new here but I love the community. You guys have a real positive outlook. Cheers from Arkansas.
Welcome friend! ✌❤
I learn a lot from these videos, thanks for explaining the cuts and technique
I think my favorite parts of your videos is you working with your boy, making him apart of the job, and the passion you both share for the work. Keep on keepin on gents.
BIG THANKYOU TO CHRISTINE ,FOR ORGANIZING THE FORGE FUND AND EVERYONE THAT PITCHED IN AND HELPED OUT GOD BLESS YOUS ALL TAKE CARE
I wish I could have been able to send some money to help out, but things are tight. I can’t wait to see those axes coming from the forge
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hey hogan, that smile on your face made my day!
It’s pretty amazing how far all of this has come from an idea and a dream to impact hundreds of thousands of people in more ways than one. Buckin you and your family have to be some of if not the most influential people I have the pleasure of calling my friends. Love to you and the family❤️
Sunny 😎 great job on your cut
Legend is proud of is Son great teacher Mr Bucking Billy Ray 👍❤️🎶🪓🪵🌲
Hey Buckin & Hogan, Great Work !!
Hogan, you did a fantastic job on showing a Bore Cut for safety, and also for showing the Offset Face cut to prevent the possibility of a potential Barber Chair or Blowup !!
Great job men !! 😎
I tell ya a big part of my day is sitting down with a hit cup of coffee and listening to your guidance and wisdom. Thankyou friend... Keep spreading the message your a good man amd your raising a heck of a son... Much love from VA. 💚💚✊🤙🤙
Nice cut on the Maple Hogan. Well done plunge cut.
Mmm Mmm 301 K & Counting, Welcome Newb's ! Hay Blues ! Great Job Fellas, Prayers For Bo Bo & Family ! Lovely Day There On The West Coast ! Happy Trails From The Sunny East Coast ! ATB T God Bless
Terrry how are ya
Congrats on 300k buckin
Love watching you two work together! Brings back memories!! Logan your blessed by the best!! So proud of you kid! Hope yer all well
thx
You are awesome Mr Buckin! It’s so nice to see someone so passionate and patient about something they love.
KOOL
YOU AND HOGAN SEEM TO BE HAVING SO MUCH FUN, IT IS A JOY TO WATCH
WE HAVE FUN MIKE
Those husky 365 are glorious saws. Great saw choice Ganges!!!hope everyone has an amazing day
Honestly. Anything too forward leaning I just bore cut. Doing bore cuts gives me joy. I even do bore cuts while I am up in the tree if it's leaning hard forward.
Is the purpose of the bore cut to help maintain the hinge?
Well. Sometimes it's nice to just perfectly set up your hinge before you drop a tree. Most people, me included, do bore cuts when trees are leaning forward like crazy. Sometimes it's easier than having to race it. If you don't understand me saying "race it"... Well forward leaning trees can barber chair real easy and honestly it's scary if it's never happened to you.
@@mikeiancotter Thanks, for the great explanation. I don't cut often (have a farm) but maybe a big leaner one day. Cut a few big ones but well balanced tree.
ohhh hogan's dolmar is just the best saw! man the sound the cut i love listening and watching that saw run!!
I have my own prospects of opening a blacksmith shop. My family heritage derives from potato farmers and blacksmiths in Maine whom decided to get a little hot with each other. I'm ecstatic to hear people like Billy want to bring back the olden ways of blue-collar work. Black, in this case. You do an amazing job on TH-cam, Billy. I learn almost 5 things a week, watching your content.
Keep it up, keep blowing us away. You rock, feller.
Also, I take all of the wedge cuts and woodburn/stain them into beautiful art pieces for my customers. I hope that you keep them.
Great work gange! Beautiful looking notch work. Perfect bore cut too my friend. Buckin taught you well and you listened. Spot on friends. 👍👏
Great content, your falling advise and techniques has made my life safer.
after cutting the bore makes his final cut just after 8:00.
Fantastic planning and execution!
What a professional team you guys make . What a pleasure to watch you work together !
Love to see Hogan's confidence! 💪
Hi buckin sure like your videosdown here in ontario i remember one time a woman wanted a tree down so i loaded up my gear and went to her place to cut it down and ya know it was the one and only tree i never had to put a notch in cause a beaver already done it for me went down perfect even a beaver new which way she was leaning happy cutting buckin and all the people out there who loves chain saws
this is my favorite channel. allways making me in good mode.
I did my first big leaning tree bore cut yesterday 20 inch bar on a 30+ inch maybe 35 inch. dead elm multi trunk monster.
Seriously thank you for what you do, showing us these situation scenarios and putting these tools in our tool box to help us make better bangs. Ive cut for 30 years heavilly. Before i would of made a deeper open face. Cut the release and pounded a few wedges. Then chased the cut
well done
Hey buckin'! It's good to see you're wearing eyeprotection!
Good luck with the forgeshop! What an interresting project!
Wonderful vid of the dynamic duo in action! Way cool way you handled that last tree Hogan, to put it where the customer wanted it, good demonstration on how to get 'er done! Take care and MAGKD! 🐶
Gotta love the sound of that big maple falling down nothing else like it. nice video love to content
The DOLMAR returns! Love it, man. I’ve been rippin’ with an old McCulloch and the old guy across the street is pretty fascinated with me! 32” bar and a skip chain, it ain’t quite as fast as a Dolmar but it’s versatile as hell! Cheers!
Father and son working together look great, I wish to be like you.I don't need anything but live like you please wish me luck🤞👌👍👍
Everyone have a great afternoon ,welcome all newcomers
Side hill felling is something I didn’t know could be done. It just seems to me it wouldn’t work🤷 But obviously I was WAY wrong! Amazing teaching Billy! Thank you my friend ❤️🙏
key words of wisdom. Always take your chance to learn. Good one Billy.
Taking the takers to low! 🤣🤣🤣 I used to do that also.... The energy and impetus of youth.
I just bought a maktia branded 7900 with a wrap handle and I am having it modded and watching your videos makes me that much more excited to run it when I get it
Even if it wasn't needed the bore cut, like you said in a previous video: take every opportunity you can to try new things. Now hogan will be better at making one when he really needs it.
precisely friend
That last one was leaning man knowledge is power.
Great educational presentation. I enjoy these almost as much as the kindness
This may not be a big deal to you guys but to me that is some big wood, big cuts, big drops, and how those tiny little pieces of plastic banged just right with the cuts being just right... Excellent work.
You guys are giants of the forest.
Thanks for letting me be part of the Buckin Army...
Hi-Fi-Ji the skinny guy from Pittsburgh... Greetings to all the new subscribers.
Be safe
Be strong
Stay kind
from today,you will have another follower.... greetings from Italy
Farther and son working side by side very special bonded relationship
Nicely done Hogan!!
Way more than a little tidbit. Small tree excellent teckniek. Great felling. The small tree in that situation is vary dangerous. Most would barber chair. Outstanding job.
I get water in my eyes seeing both of you working together, WONDERFUL. I do hope that whatever relationship challenges that will come your way shall at the end, bind with closer unity.
Yer a good man Buckin, keep on keepin on brother. Great channel.
Enjoyed watching the bore cut
Greetings Brother Buckin'...yes, those big deciduous trees present a different set of challenges to the typical big conifers...its all about the physics. Take care my friend, love to your family, WS
It was good for me. Thanks Buckin'
Awesome, best show ever!
Live in North Carolina. Always cutting timber for live edge river tables. Enjoy the vids and your vast knowledge in the wood and tools. Thanks very much sr. God bless you and your family.
You and hogan are my second and third favorite Canadians respectively, only slightly edged out by blondihacks, a very good Canadian machinist
5 ⭐'s awesome video 💯❤️ IT from South Carolina viewer 🇺🇲
Some love from Southern Indiana.. good job and keep up the good work! And keep spreading the good vibes brothers!
Buckin you guys did an awesome job on those trees. I thoroughly enjoyed it. Love this channel. Take care and have a good one. 👍👍👍❤️
G'day buckin and family. Would be great to see you talk to the essential craftsman about your Blacksmith Shop. He loves his smithing and I think could be a great collaboration. He is a messenger of kindness but doesn't know it. Be kind all. Meet and greet. Love down Under🇦🇺👌😀. Good job gangeys
Im like a sponge at the moment everything you share im soaking it up, stay safe always
6:54 I love that you don't tell him where he's at. He had to check his holding wood on his own, I love that. The subtle, little nuances that make a faller.
Nice job Hogan!...I like the Sachs Dolmar saws...keep her close to you or she might be taking a ride home with me after my next visit...LOL!!
Hey bucking =) 😀 glad to see you and your boy doing your thang but also teaching us so much new techniques.
And great info or the different wedging methods that i can admit taught something knew about how to do it without really being picky on the placing. But truth be told you both taught me ah way easier style so ty for that and muchly appreciated as well.
nice job everyone!...awesome saws!!!!... thanks 4 video. be kind.
13:15 old lady standing there behind the tree he’s cutting down. She never flinched
Hugs and love, be safe my friend 💖
Great stuff, good energy! Love from Norway
the buckin’ beaver was the best thing I saw all week! 🪵🪓🇨🇦💪🏼🇺🇸BE KIND
I laughed so hard reading this, yes, I'm still a child at heart!!!! Love it
Nice note cut and wedging.
I love any trees you guys fall. It’s just fascinating to watch. Stay safe fellas.💯👍🏾😀🙋🏽♀️✝️🙏🏾🇺🇸
Lol 1735 area reminds me live feed. Hey you ya you. That lady had speak her mind.