Falling Timber

[AndradeWanke]

eu tenho1010000000101011011111122­2222555555550000000000005 anos de idade

[XcuZ2win]

forgot to yell : TIMBEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEER!

[vicaxe1]

sorry my comment was for 7514328 bit miss understood gypsy8844

[vicaxe1]

yep we all buy our finised products back from china not only timber/paper products its becouse of u winging people that we arent allowed to build anything in our own countrys

[gypsy8844]

@vicaxe1 I don't buy squat from China. It's almost all crap. That said, nothing's stopping you from building anything you want right here. There's lots of good materials and know how is free.

[transdrole]

Buy back your own chips?  HA. Serves you right, O Canada.

[NothingCoherent]

Beautiful British Columbia.

[7514328]

Nice tree. Too bad most of it will be shipped to China in wood chips. The wood chips will than be processed into particle board furniture and shipped back to your native country. I believe the Canadian hockey players already use particle board hockey sticks made in China. No hard knocks to the Canadian loggers, but this waste of trees in return for particle board shit has gotta' stop.

[King441]

you blokes sure have it made up in Vancouver is.

Is this all regrowth or not?

[Westcoasty08]

lol, theres one comment on here(stoneymvp) who should stick to running over the hillside pounding wedges.

[stoneymvp]

my dads been a timber faller for 33 years and the years i ran up and down the mountains pounding wedges and limbing and buckin logs with him and doin a little of my own harvest not once has he left his saw while the tree was falling . thats careless. and whats wrong the saw when u let go of the throttle its suppose to go down to the idle. not keep throttled up. thats how u lose a limb.

[gypsy8844]

Thanks for the feedback, but you're not quite "up to speed". I've been falling for thirty years myself. The accepted safe practice here on the BC coast is to put the saw behind the stump and get at least 10' from the stump. (Not always possible). It's not necessary to carry the saw away every time. Sometimes, yes. Regarding the idle, what you're hearing is caused by the fact that the YouTube video isn't synced with the audio. A tech problem on the YouTube end.

[archerofloaf]

bc has far more strict rules for falling then the states. just watch the jokers on the history channels ax men

[treemaninOregon]

First, the saw is idling. Second, the way he left the saw behind the stump is very good. I've been cutting timber over 35 years. Sometimes I take the saw with me, sometimes I don't. The saw has never been hurt by my leaving it, and I've never been hurt either. You will notice when he walks away, he looks up to see if any limbs or tree parts are coming at him. Smart. Good job on dropping this tree.

[gypsy8844]

@treemaninOregon thanks for the validation. Sometimes it's hard to explain to those who haven't been there

[brettchop]

good place to be a faller no scrub i am a faller in victoria australia we harvest native forest here love to have a go over there one day

[Bremsstrahlung1]

i can't help but feel sad when i see a big tree go down, the little ones don't phase me, its the big old ones that just seem more important than me that doo.

[Jeep4life4x4]

The way I see it is fall the big ones, and leave the smaller ones there because they aren't worth as much. They also will grow to become the bigger trees...right

[brandon9966]

too bad they dont, and they cut the smaller ones to get to the big ones.

[sprucesolider]

hey iam headin out in search of a job falling on the coast i have about 2 yrs of falling exp but iam taking the faller course on island next month but will need a faller to help with the training... can u give any advice....mike from golden b.c