91. Hidden Dangers of Bucking | Assume Worst Case Scenario
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I love going to work with you never boring,always learning- great!
Good job being safe. Thanks for the extra info too.
Not at all boring, love the content 👌
Always on the lookout for the unexplained.I never liked working in old slides and boulders.it’s the type of physics that they don’t teach in high school
THANK YOU BJARNE. LIVING VICARIOUSLY THROUGH YOUR HARD WORK. RETIRED FOREST SERVICE FALLER. WHEN I STARTED WE HAD HOMELITE SAWS. THEN STIHL. NEVER TOUCHED A HUSKY
I cut timber in Tennessee. Your videos make me want to come try this type of timber cutting out. I love watching and gathering knowledge from videos like this thank you
Lumber jacking is classified as one of, if not the most dangerous job in the world.
Stay safe and be smart, experience and intuition.
Fantastic skills and advice!
I’d love to see and hear some instructions on the techniques and cuts you use to buck various scenarios if you ever get time.
Thanks for the vids Bjarne! 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
I enjoy these lengthy videos. It’s nice to take in the views, challenges etc. Good stuff. :)
Bucking Billy has nothing on you Bucking Bjarne! Those Fir trees are my favorites outside yellow cedar and Hemlock.
bucking isn't a production faller anymore, nour is he young bucking, either a younger bucking would've been right there with him any day of the week lol, why because it's bucking.
Wooooo. That’s a tough one right there. They are both awesome
@@troynelson5434 i fully agree
On a heli show, you need to buck for the max lift of the helicopter vs the max value lengths. I had a 87" diameter fir that had to be ripped for 64 feet, with the 14' butt log quartered.
Excellent work 👍
Undercut is not boring. It is all good watching.
I was taught how to buck on steep ground for 2 years before I was ever given the green light to fall a tree sounds stupid but I am so glad I did no reason to fall em if u can't buck em unless your a cutter u really don't understand how dangerous bucking timber is on this kind of ground windfalls are a whole other beast u do what bjarne is doing long enough your going to have some sketchy stuff and you hope what you learn and take account for will keep you safe
You be careful brother… The Philippines are calling your name 👍
Stay safe out there Bjarne... nice work 👍
Awesome video again, Bjarne!
I like to see the face cuts most times. Often that’s where I observe your most skillful work, in the face cuts. I’ve noticed a lot of trees recently where you only show the back cut, or the last few inches of the back cut, and I feel like I missed a bit of education in cutting technique, just to get to the “BOOM” faster or more often.
Thank you!
Thanks for the feedback. 🤙
for what it's worth I like watching the undercuts....
donny walker broke his heel, i broke my arm, you're on your own, bjarne.
ya, no squishing, thanks
That's darn slick smarts always on your toes aye, it's a good way to be for its the little things that will catch yah, yeah.
Cheers for the reel, and your thoughts of how you work Bjarne.
I hope the younger guys with less experience hear what your saying with regard to triple checking before make a bucking cut. You’ve had enough close calls to no better not too! The same in a lot of situations in life. Don’t get complacent. You’re an amazing teacher Bjarne. You should do that in retirement from this job someday. Your profession could use you!!! 👍🏻💪🏻
Actually my dad is a falling instructor here in BC. He does a couple courses a year and a lot of bucking courses. He was a production faller for about 30years. Had his own crew for most of his career, that’s how I got started. Learned a lot from my uncle too, we were falling partners for a few years when I started.
@@BjarneButlerWow! Thank so much for responding! How cool to follow in your dad’s and uncles footsteps. You would definitely make an excellent instructor someday when falling has taken its toll on the old body! Be safe friend! 👍🏻💪🏻🙏🏻
Get at em Bjarne
Awesome
That tree that was sliding all around on you, did you get 4 logs at 6.3? Is that what you usually get @25m worth of useable logs per tree? Those shorter cuts seem to slide around more and damn they are quick. Stay safe!
Great falling and bucking.
Jeez Bjarne, help is a long way away, if a log came back on you, and you couldn't breathe, that would be it, glad you are being Safe .....kb
Great movie 🎥 Bjarne 👍👍
I can smell this video from here lol 😂
Stay Safe out there ✊✊
Bjarne watch your little wind help in dropping timber between the mtns for sure buddy . 😊
WOW!
Looks like you are in fir country at the moment. Sure is nice timber.
When you start your undercut, is your saw already warmed up off camera?
Can you explain the face cut? It seems that your first cut is not level. Is that for reasons of felling direction?
What salary pay methods they using there? Based on month or wood weight or have anothers paying methods?
Extreme buckin
I'm a retired teacher, not a woodsman, but this video has so much information and so many cautions from Bjarne that I would like to see it viewed and analysed by every faller-in-training. The once-common "she'll be right, mate!" attitude in Australasia would be lethal in this profession.
@PetTeacher:
You write the same thing on every friggin channel that has tree felling in it ... I just saw this exact comment from you on the guy who dropped the 98yr old Ash in his open yard- the one who botched the Humboldt, but it had enough lean to go his way anyhow- and then he gets his bar stuck on purpose, cuts the wrong way in purpose etc-- you know the one I'm talking about. He's not a pro, just a guy with a little bit of knowledge, an old 5.5 hp Stihl, and a little top handle pruning saw- ends it with the wrong way to use a pole saw & the "right way ... FYI limbing that tree would have been cake - you cut the outer end, then there's no weight on the base of the limb for you to zip it off. and the bucking process is way faster and easier than that-- that f***er was on the ground, easy as pie. That's the 2nd reference to deserts, I'm hungry. And you should be more original- and stop trying to make friends in the comments on TH-cam for woodsmen... queer eye for the rough meck guys eh? f**k outta here...🍎 here's an apple Teach.
Bjarne beautiful look 👀 fir great high grade logs 🪵 for China 🇨🇳. 😊 another beautiful scenery day in the BC Canada 🇨🇦 mtns buddy . 😊
If your lay looks like a beaver dam , you may want to avoid the Bull Bucker ? 😜
That was a scary buck everything moved allot, not a good job for me as a young man I was too impulsive. thanks
Very nice area.
Hello 🤘
Helmet cam?
What size bar are you running?
36”
What is the chart you refer to? Attached to your shirt
Tells him what length he needs to buck the tree based on species and diameter to achieve a weight the helicopter can pick up
Why do you cut off bark before cutting into the tree?
The bark grows pretty thick on these old fur trees. It allows his wedges to go in further as well when he is cutting.
Big chest game whit you life
Bjarne remember it come with time and years behind a chainsaw buddy . Remember THINK 🤔 SAFETY and always put SAFETY FIRST 😊. Bjarne you get to go home and the logging camp end of the day. 😊
Bjarne hey you save a high grade logs 🪵 for the mill buddy . 😊