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Yeah Buddy!

I believe Norm Hall demonstrated a long while back to use several sheets of plywood, with straw bales for some big wood. Beware of falling trees/ spars can launch a log if you hit it on the end. As was said, hit the center of the log on the ground.

You can do that... With pictures! Roads are tougher than driveways, driveways tougher than sidewalks.

You can use a thick hinge and a pull line, plus a hold-back line, cut with a big open-face/ birdbeak face-cut. Slowly tip the tree. As the tree trunk and the hold-back rope become more parellel, the load will exponentially increase. If you have the hold-back in a Portawrap, a mid-line tie to...

Asphalt or concrete? Flat ground or slope? Solid ground or fill beneath? Old construction or new? I've put down plywood and crippled trunks and crotches to break/ absorb energy on impact. Brush and branches have a lot to do with it. Trunk angles, too. You can put logs on both sides of...