That truly is the best way to start the day. His, not my will. Please keep posting those messages, God willing, March 18 is 15 years for me. You truly are a reader of those trees. Keep sharing that as well 😁
Words can’t describe how happy I am to of found this channel. Love watching the big timbers fall, seeing a Dad and Son bond through work AND the drum jams on top??? What more can you ask for
You looked like you were on cloud nine in this video. Happiness shines bright from you my friend. Can’t wait to see Chris in action with that special. 💪🏻⚡️🪓 Kindness and love
You are one of the joules of TH-cam, my friend. I am a fellow drummer and really appreciate the interjection of your drum collection amidst all of the fantastic tree videos. I would love to see a tour of all your current drum collection.Keep up the excellent work sir
Did you hear what Buckin said? He was best standing aside him, an old logger taught me that years ago, too many people stand in dangerous areas when someone is falling it is best to be aside the cutter or so far the tree can't get you very important and could save a life. 10:05 Buckin is a surgeon, he is who I would want around buildings.
Not only does Buckin' get the tree going the right direction in general, he lays it down with laser precision. If I hadn't seen a lot more of his videos I would have thought it was luck that it fell exactly where it did and didn't do more damage to the posts or get hung up on anything else. Buckin' you're a hoot.
First time on your site. Enjoyed the heck out of it, and yes you are blessed. I need to get back to the woods, I've forgotten what fresh-cut wood smells like. 40 years dry and clean, this past Aug. by the Grace of God. God bless you and yours, my friend...
Great show BBR! Cool bunch of interesting stuff. The "Buckin' Axe" is badass....the profile resembles the old Basque axes...I could be wrong! You nailed it!
That was wild. But still not as crazy as the triple domino fir felling a while back. That was a perfect example of high stress situation and what we go through on the job. Where you were visibly having a physical anxiety attack while doing your job. The ability to get through that was just awesome. Even if you might have added an element of danger by method chosen but it's pure efficiency and skill. Breaking the rules like an artist. God bless brother!
Buckin that was impressive. How much more did you take out of the face cut before you just touched the back cut to make it come over. Your back cut looked less than 2 inches and the holding wood wasn’t much more maybe 3 inches. That’s a skill learned over time and something you only pull out of your back pocket when truly needed.
This was very well done, but this principle can only can correct the tree so far until it will eventually just barber chair and go backwards if the lean is too great in the opposite direction. You are just basically shifting the hinge backwards past the centre of gravity. I love a deep scarf, especially on a sitter but its important to point out the limitations of the technique. Good Job btw
That was some of your best work but I gotta say the time you fell the arbutus beside the RV car port when I first subscribed blew my mind! I can’t find that video again but it was incredible!
This video really helped cheer me up watch Buckin do what he loves to do! Wow that tree was scary but Buckin handled that tree no problem truly a great timber faller!
That was a real pro ....you manage really nice that situation......i ve never seen that before......now a learn something really usefull for my self...because all my trees are in that situation.....thx a looooot
That was a fantastic job you did putting that tree down perfectly! Glad your safe. Happy Birthday Matt. Stay strong my friend, much love from the Buckin family (P.s I really enjoy watching you play on those drums, seems very natural. You’re very good.)
Happy birthday mat. Hope your ok. Lost my dad 20 years ago. Still hard but you will get though it. If you need too , talk, it's good to talk. The Buckin army is here for you buddy. God bless you ✊❤
that was impressive job, years of experience is key in this situation, i would not of attempted this job as Buckin said at the beginning don't try this
Sorry Billy my man I wish I could of seen your video on March 12 but I’m starting up a new business but god bless ya your one heck of guy love your personality brother
i ask this question all the time never got an answer do you have a rope along its a great tool work alone all the time and its like having a helper??????????????????
Hi Ray WoW experience talk Man supper job wow buddy thx for helping around I’m very impressed you are one of a kind 👍🌲❤️🙋🏻♂️🪓☕️👌 that’s was Well done 👍
For starters, love the videos. Keep up the good work. Second, even if that Canadian did run, to me, it'd still be a wall hanger. That is just.. too slick a saw to run and risk killing. Be nice if it was a runner but I don't think I would want to use it given how rare they are.
Never see you sharpening your saws Billy before ypu pick them up and go off to do a job so do you do them before you put them up when you finish with them. Very impressed not seen that done with a rotten core tree before
I have a saying that there is Always more than one way to skin a rabbit.i have finally figured out your madness You are a master of all the different ways to skin a rabbit. If you are not a master, that's how people get killed or hurt. By the way your Ford must have been made in Canada because your Speedometer doesn't work in the US....haha. I am also a lover of old axes .I have my daddy s plumb axe bought in 1925 when he was 8 and it has a homade handle he made in 1927 .keep up the good videos.
How long did it take till you could pull off such stuff confidently? You literally had this thing landing between two fence posts although it was leaning backwards.
Hi Buckin how can I buy one of you buckin specials or can you recommend a good ax for splitting so sick of using maul and just haven't found a good signal or double bit Ax I live in NH if you can recommend wear to get a good Ax love all your videos god bless my brother
Mike Morgan has a problem tree to be removed. He seems to be worried about it because of other trees that he wants to protect. Perhaps you could either talk him through it or fly out to PA and show him how it is done!
I am putting a new handle on a double bit 3.5lb Olympia axe. It's a friend's axe that he came across it in Washington State. I looked around online and couldn't find any information about the company...initially. Researching deeper I found out that the company and name originated in England or Scotland??? Hey, they don't have the market for double bit axes....???? They don't have enough trees left. Then I realized...BRITISH COLUMBIA! Plenty of forests up there! The axe must have supplied an export market...maybe the UK had a high tariff on non-UK axe trade: hey, standing up for the domestic(UK) axe industry! The axe doesn't say made in England (or UK, etc....or wherever). Also, the axe says "Wear Safety Goggles": so it isn't too old(>75 years, I figure that safety stuff wasn't stamped on stuff until the mid-1960s....I could be wrong!). The "OLYMPIA" was bought by True Temper or some other US conglomerate a few decades ago and it sold the copyright to some tool company in City of Industry, California. (Interesting side note: I worked for Superior Tools, Featherweight Tools, and Custom Building Products-Tool Division in The City of Industry!) Anyways, I was just interested to know anything about the Olympia Axe Company, maybe some of the Buckin' fans have some info...I'd appreciate the input. PS: the information that I put down on the Olympia Axe Company is mostly a loose guess of scrapped together conjecture..."I could be SO WRONG!"
Ok, so let me see if I got it right ... you get a completely rotted tree, and as long as you are passed the rotten core, you just keep cutting ... heh heh ... tried that once ... you got skills bro!
@@BuckinBillyRaySmith Buckin how you done that type of cut is what I call a throw cut because your basically throwing all of the weight of the tree the way that you are wanting it to go for you and ive done it a many of a times here myself too now have a great day now
A man who understands that everything in life has a rhythm, from music, to saws, to the trees themselves.
That truly is the best way to start the day. His, not my will. Please keep posting those messages, God willing, March 18 is 15 years for me.
You truly are a reader of those trees. Keep sharing that as well 😁
Why is no-one talking about his sick drum skills??!!
Alas, good sir, the things not spoken of are often the most profound.
thx friend
Throughly enjoy the jam🥁
Nice work
He's exceptional, he surprises me every time when he plays ...
That my friends, is a man who knows what he's doing. Awesome, thanks for sharing
Buckin, I am still astonished at how little was holding that tree upright.
That was literally holding on by a thread! Good work buddy, nailed it like always. Love to you and the family❤️
Words can’t describe how happy I am to of found this channel. Love watching the big timbers fall, seeing a Dad and Son bond through work AND the drum jams on top??? What more can you ask for
You looked like you were on cloud nine in this video. Happiness shines bright from you my friend. Can’t wait to see Chris in action with that special. 💪🏻⚡️🪓
Kindness and love
You are one of the joules of TH-cam, my friend. I am a fellow drummer and really appreciate the interjection of your drum collection amidst all of the fantastic tree videos. I would love to see a tour of all your current drum collection.Keep up the excellent work sir
Did you hear what Buckin said? He was best standing aside him, an old logger taught me that years ago, too many people stand in dangerous areas when someone is falling it is best to be aside the cutter or so far the tree can't get you very important and could save a life. 10:05 Buckin is a surgeon, he is who I would want around buildings.
yup
You are an awsome man.. Talented more than most of us. Stay safe...
You never cease to amaze me friend. Thanks for the prayer at the beginning.
Not only does Buckin' get the tree going the right direction in general, he lays it down with laser precision. If I hadn't seen a lot more of his videos I would have thought it was luck that it fell exactly where it did and didn't do more damage to the posts or get hung up on anything else. Buckin' you're a hoot.
Billy, Billy, I thought your talents lied in the tree cutting and wood chopping business, but your drumming freakin' rocks the house, my friend!
First time on your site. Enjoyed the heck out of it, and yes you are blessed. I need to get back to the woods, I've forgotten what fresh-cut wood smells like. 40 years dry and clean, this past Aug. by the Grace of God. God bless you and yours, my friend...
Billy, no man can ever have enough chain-saws!
Tell me about it. Iv just bought an old mini mac for £150 . In working order too 👍. Just don't tell the wife 😂✊❤
Great show BBR! Cool bunch of interesting stuff. The "Buckin' Axe" is badass....the profile resembles the old Basque axes...I could be wrong! You nailed it!
That was wild. But still not as crazy as the triple domino fir felling a while back. That was a perfect example of high stress situation and what we go through on the job. Where you were visibly having a physical anxiety attack while doing your job. The ability to get through that was just awesome. Even if you might have added an element of danger by method chosen but it's pure efficiency and skill. Breaking the rules like an artist. God bless brother!
videos are too addicting man... thank you youtube for recommending me this channel👍😀
Buckin that was impressive. How much more did you take out of the face cut before you just touched the back cut to make it come over. Your back cut looked less than 2 inches and the holding wood wasn’t much more maybe 3 inches. That’s a skill learned over time and something you only pull out of your back pocket when truly needed.
Happy Birthday Matt. Thank you Buckin for all you do.
Thats a deep gob cut man twas amazing to see 👍
This was very well done, but this principle can only can correct the tree so far until it will eventually just barber chair and go backwards if the lean is too great in the opposite direction. You are just basically shifting the hinge backwards past the centre of gravity. I love a deep scarf, especially on a sitter but its important to point out the limitations of the technique. Good Job btw
Nice work. Use it alot when just pole left, helps it go so much but tall tree takes some minerals. Cheers
That was some of your best work but I gotta say the time you fell the arbutus beside the RV car port when I first subscribed blew my mind! I can’t find that video again but it was incredible!
Excellent work, wish I had your confidence in myself like you do. Love ya buckin'.
This video really helped cheer me up watch Buckin do what he loves to do! Wow that tree was scary but Buckin handled that tree no problem truly a great timber faller!
Always an adventure watching you Buckin Billy.💯❤️👍🏾✝️🙏🏾🇺🇸
Buckn' nailed it...."Chevy's aren't as tough".
Sounds of fans leaving.
It's nonsense.
Nonsense indeed.
I would love a tour of your drum sets and maybe a little history behind some of them.
That was a real pro ....you manage really nice that situation......i ve never seen that before......now a learn something really usefull for my self...because all my trees are in that situation.....thx a looooot
welcome pal
The name Mat means Gift Of God. Happy birthday from Ireland Mat...life can be ruff but wonderful with all your family's and friends
That was a fantastic job you did putting that tree down perfectly! Glad your safe.
Happy Birthday Matt. Stay strong my friend, much love from the Buckin family
(P.s I really enjoy watching you play on those drums, seems very natural. You’re very good.)
Happy birthday mat. Hope your ok. Lost my dad 20 years ago. Still hard but you will get though it. If you need too , talk, it's good to talk. The Buckin army is here for you buddy. God bless you ✊❤
You're like a work of art with that saw.
Serenity should be the name of this one! The start and clear through
Happy Birthday Matt! Sending my condolences.
Bless you. Unbelievable talent
I have the same saw branded as a Skil Saw 1660, get it fired up Buckin, they sound great.
Billy’s saws as he walks in the shed-“take me take me!” Ok so he’s not going to grab me today. It could be months before he takes us out again.
I did not know anyone else could here the chainsaws talking!!
Jerry calls it cutting lean in to it. Then punky in the center. Good job Buck'n.
Bucking Billy Ray you are one heck of a tree man. I love your videos and have watched mose of them keep it up and good luck to you my friend
Happy birthday Matt!! Beautiful shot on that balsam Buckin. Love and kindness
that was impressive job, years of experience is key in this situation, i would not of attempted this job as Buckin said at the beginning don't try this
Hi Matt sincere condolences on your father's passing RIP to your Dad love from TEXAS
Sorry Billy my man I wish I could of seen your video on March 12 but I’m starting up a new business but god bless ya your one heck of guy love your personality brother
Amazing work...FREAKIN AMAZING 🌳💚🌳💚
nice guy, glad i found this channel.
i ask this question all the time never got an answer do you have a rope along its a great tool work alone all the time and its like having a helper??????????????????
Hi Ray WoW experience talk Man supper job wow buddy thx for helping around I’m very impressed you are one of a kind
👍🌲❤️🙋🏻♂️🪓☕️👌 that’s was
Well done 👍
thx
For starters, love the videos. Keep up the good work. Second, even if that Canadian did run, to me, it'd still be a wall hanger. That is just.. too slick a saw to run and risk killing. Be nice if it was a runner but I don't think I would want to use it given how rare they are.
Buckin, you the man. Nice work.😊
Happy birthday Matt. I hope you have a great and glorious day!
Oh, my word. That takes big ones. LOL Thats the reason I watch you. You're like watching Evil Knievel
Love the video and drum solo really got me going
You are fanatic!!! I love You guy!!!
Never see you sharpening your saws Billy before ypu pick them up and go off to do a job so do you do them before you put them up when you finish with them. Very impressed not seen that done with a rotten core tree before
Love the drumming 👍 👏👏👏
Buckin you do some fine tree work I must say I hope one day I cut as good as you. Not too bad on the drums either there bud, stay kind!
That was interesting. Me. I would brought my pole pruners to get a rope on it. Good job my friend.
That drum sesh really set the mood great work bud
I have a saying that there is Always more than one way to skin a rabbit.i have finally figured out your madness You are a master of all the different ways to skin a rabbit. If you are not a master, that's how people get killed or hurt. By the way your Ford must have been made in Canada because your Speedometer doesn't work in the US....haha. I am also a lover of old axes .I have my daddy s plumb axe bought in 1925 when he was 8 and it has a homade handle he made in 1927 .keep up the good videos.
Happy Birthday Matt. Prays to you and your family .
Impressive fall. That was awesome!
How long did it take till you could pull off such stuff confidently? You literally had this thing landing between two fence posts although it was leaning backwards.
Happy Birthday Matt. Condolences
Happy Birthday Matt sorry for your loss of Dad Happy Birthday 🎂
Hell of a ballzy cut buckin, nice job bud
Happy belated birthday Matt! Hope you had a gooden!
Hi Buckin how can I buy one of you buckin specials or can you recommend a good ax for splitting so sick of using maul and just haven't found a good signal or double bit Ax I live in NH if you can recommend wear to get a good Ax love all your videos god bless my brother
One question(ok.., two): Why not use ropes to draw the fall into the direction you wanted? Would that make it safer or more dangerous?
A real man prays. Awesome.
This guy is a legit lumberjack
hey, buckin what do you do if you have a completely hollow tree that is only sapwood left that needs to come down?
Mike Morgan has a problem tree to be removed. He seems to be worried about it because of other trees that he wants to protect. Perhaps you could either talk him through it or fly out to PA and show him how it is done!
Glad you Guys are ok. Very Sceary
Lol. I thought the video Thumbnail was photoshopped Great stuff sir!!
Yeah buddy I'm a line clearance arborist and I wouldn't try that id tie in to something next to it and piece it out you got some big balls buddy
Come for the tree fallin. . . Stay for the killer drum solo. YEAH DUDE . Enjoy the weeeknd everyone !!!!!!!
I’m live in Duncan. You said you from Vancouver island. I love you videos huge fun. Run chainsaw myself
Love that you have a "proper" grip on the stick with that left hand...none of that rock drummer BS.
Reminded me of my dad playing the drums
I want to see a lot more of the sthil
MATT HAPPYBIRTHDAY BESTWISHES FOR 2021 BE STRONG BUDDY HAVE A GOOD WEEKEND
Nice work 👏
I am putting a new handle on a double bit 3.5lb Olympia axe. It's a friend's axe that he came across it in Washington State. I looked around online and couldn't find any information about the company...initially. Researching deeper I found out that the company and name originated in England or Scotland??? Hey, they don't have the market for double bit axes....???? They don't have enough trees left. Then I realized...BRITISH COLUMBIA! Plenty of forests up there! The axe must have supplied an export market...maybe the UK had a high tariff on non-UK axe trade: hey, standing up for the domestic(UK) axe industry! The axe doesn't say made in England (or UK, etc....or wherever). Also, the axe says "Wear Safety Goggles": so it isn't too old(>75 years, I figure that safety stuff wasn't stamped on stuff until the mid-1960s....I could be wrong!). The "OLYMPIA" was bought by True Temper or some other US conglomerate a few decades ago and it sold the copyright to some tool company in City of Industry, California. (Interesting side note: I worked for Superior Tools, Featherweight Tools, and Custom Building Products-Tool Division in The City of Industry!) Anyways, I was just interested to know anything about the Olympia Axe Company, maybe some of the Buckin' fans have some info...I'd appreciate the input. PS: the information that I put down on the Olympia Axe Company is mostly a loose guess of scrapped together conjecture..."I could be SO WRONG!"
I'm starting to catch up to your chainsaw collection, I have five saws now lol.
In an apocalypse, someone is going to open your vault and have a moment, probably some cuss words, and all the gas in the world will be stale.
I heard a little Bonham/Purdie shuffle in there. Lol.
Ok, so let me see if I got it right ... you get a completely rotted tree, and as long as you are passed the rotten core, you just keep cutting ... heh heh ... tried that once ... you got skills bro!
Hats off brother.
Ford Fix or repair daily lol I like the old fords but I don’t like the new ones too many sensors.
Start my day in almost the same way. Recovory out loud.
Happy Birthday Matt!
Know anyone who has any extra Husky 480CD parts laying around?
Wow! nice job
Happy birthday Matt!
so good!!
Shout out to the guy filming. He shot that tree falling PERFECTLY.
he sure did
@@BuckinBillyRaySmith Buckin how you done that type of cut is what I call a throw cut because your basically throwing all of the weight of the tree the way that you are wanting it to go for you and ive done it a many of a times here myself too now have a great day now
It was perfect wasn’t it.
@@BuckinBillyRaySmith that is precisely what I do to take some of my Chinese elm down
@@BuckinBillyRaySmith do you ever listen to gene Krupa?
Happy Birthday Matt!