flushcut
TreeHouser
LOL nice! I have the same feeling, some times I think I was bron in the wrong century or at least half a century.
Tree felling vids
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pantheraba
More biners!!!
Hahahaha..what an image...a forest so dense with Old Growth that it is uninhabitable...what a challenge that would be.
Not really.
It didn't take that long to rid America of virgin forest, with todays tools we could do it a lot faster.
http://www.endgame.org/gtt-oldgrowth-map-us.html
It didn't take that long to rid America of virgin forest, with todays tools we could do it a lot faster.
http://www.endgame.org/gtt-oldgrowth-map-us.html
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forestryworks
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With every passing day it turns into more of a "dream". I feel lucky to have experienced what I did for as young as I still am, but it was nothing compared to some of the guys of Jerry's era in a coastal environment. I would love to go back a hundred or so years in time with my big saws, tree jacks and chisel chain grinder! Hopefully they will soon find another planet that is covered with Old growth so dense that it is uninhabitable...til they send me there to open it up for habitationThere I go day dreaming again...
I read where James Cameron has you in a bit part as the faller cutting down those trees in Avatar 2!
No such thing as virgin forest, IMO. If man didn't change the woods, Mother Nature damn sure did. And she's a lot less gentle about it!
I shouldn't have coined the word "Virgin forest" from the map. There are places in the world, where Mother nature doesn't f... with the forests much, and when she does, only slowly.
I don't see much difference between a clearcut followed by burning the slash and a "mother Nature" type of apocalyptic event.
And before you start thinking me a treehugger, remember that I've done my part of clearcuts, followed by burns.
I don't see much difference between a clearcut followed by burning the slash and a "mother Nature" type of apocalyptic event.
And before you start thinking me a treehugger, remember that I've done my part of clearcuts, followed by burns.
pantheraba
More biners!!!
hahaha, Forestry....Avatar is exactly what went thru my mind, too.
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forestryworks
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clearcuts, followed by burns.
You mean there's other kinds of forest management?
What was the saying, cut it back and pave it black?
CurSedVoyce
California Hillbilly
Can't remember if this one was posted before....
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CurSedVoyce
California Hillbilly
And then this lucky bugger
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CurSedVoyce
California Hillbilly
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MasterBlaster
Administrator Emeritus
Frigging morons.
CurSedVoyce
California Hillbilly
On the last one, I liked the comment about pulling the tree over with cat fish line....
FJR
Treehouser
That was great timing Stephen, we just had our EHAP class yesterday and now you post this. 
woodworkingboy
TreeHouser
As Beevis or Butthead would say, "cool".
Nice and smooth operator, for sure.
And the dog melted my heart.
Around here, having to recut your face like that would detract from the points given, though.
A real good faller is expected to match his cuts first time.
And the dog melted my heart.
Around here, having to recut your face like that would detract from the points given, though.
A real good faller is expected to match his cuts first time.
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forestryworks
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Cody, you gotta watch out for Sitg. He is god of all Denmark fallers.
A real good faller? He is a real good faller, and he was cleaning out his undercut. He matched those cuts near perfect. Why don't you post up a vid of yourself falling a tree, for all to judge, since you seem to be such a good judge of what a good faller is?
I don't know how to make videotapes.
On my homepage www.skoventreprenoeren.dk bottom of the front page, there is a video of me dropping a beech tree.
You'll notice that the cuts match up, first try
On my homepage www.skoventreprenoeren.dk bottom of the front page, there is a video of me dropping a beech tree.
You'll notice that the cuts match up, first try
Man, that was awesome! I am so humbled now. I grovel at your timber falling feet. Seriously? You are comparing what I just saw in your vid to what my Brother did? If you ever showed up on any crew that I ever worked on with that attitude, you would have been tramped in a hurry...and I have worked with the best there is, bar none
Jeez.
I've seen several videos of good fallers from the west coast and they all seem to do that extra touch up of their face.
It is not considered good form here.
If I'd known you'd get your panties in wad over my comment, I'd never have made it.
I know from reading the forestry thread omn AS that unless you are a PNW logger, you are nothing at all, so I should never have presumed.
I've seen several videos of good fallers from the west coast and they all seem to do that extra touch up of their face.
It is not considered good form here.
If I'd known you'd get your panties in wad over my comment, I'd never have made it.
I know from reading the forestry thread omn AS that unless you are a PNW logger, you are nothing at all, so I should never have presumed.
