Soft Dutchmen

[treecutter3333]

i have watched all of your videos and really enjoyed them all. really like the way you give God all the glory.... that doesnt happen too much any more!!! God Bless and hope to c more videos from you.

[rwdyer1981]

Wow. that was beautifully excecuted. You are a real artist. Nicely done and great training video. I didn't see hearing protection but maybe you have earplugs but other than that I didn't see anything wrong. Hope you have more videos.

[Zaneathankid]

PLEASE MAKE MORE VIDEOS!!!!!

[nytreeman]

Nice Job!

[stihl460bertha]

i found u....... again finally 2 weeks of searching im gonna try this soon on a big poplar tree.

[highcountrytimber]

Nice job. The dutchman technique is one of my favorite tricks for heavy weight leaning trees.

[maninaboysbody]

THIS GUY CAN CUT TIMBER SUCCESSFULLY IN A TRAILERPARK!!!

[345MEdigger]

that's artwork just amazing!!!!!!!!!!

[shuber16]

very impressive. how far around the side of the tree do the 3 seperate cuts need to go?

[photolot]

Great video, thanks for showing.

[whitnerw]

1stimber here. You got any more videos on soft dutchmans?

[hotsaws101]

@whitnerw "Ultra Soft Dutchman"

[hotsaws101]

@whitnerw "Ultra Soft Dutchman"

[TheExtremetree]

A most difficult throw, Fav'ed and sub'ed ya bro. My skill would not afford me an attempt like this without additional training.

[we7438]

Nice stuff. I'm an Arborist in SoCal and don't get to fell 'em very much. Usually a condo, fence, or power lines in the way. Looking forward to more vids. Please keep them coming!

[TGCIII]

top notch! we all love when a plan comes together! when it stops being a plan to u and becomes a fact, thats when ur hittin on all 8. don't matter if u think u can or u think u can't, ur always right! top notch!

[quickvid3664]

man i love watching you fall timber. Hey so you still interested in tuning my 066?? im me and let me know what it might cost. THanks man.

[hotsaws101]

Yah I can help you out with an 066. I need to know some particulars, like how much time is on the saw, how you want it to run, etc. etc. Send an email to my in box with contact info. See above for the average Joe thoughts.

Thanks for watching!

[berettako]

Another fine video by the "guru" himself. You never cease to amaze me with your skills.

[hotsaws101]

Thanks for the complement, but I am just an average "Joe" timberfaller with a few tricks up my sleave (well not any more)... The reason I can "get" away with some of the things is I have probably tried it or something similar. Maybe even WRECKED a tree in the process of the maneuver. The benefit is you generally know what will and will NOT work in advance. The caveots are endless, can you get the timing right, enough weight on the butt to do what's needed, the top in the right spot etc., etc.

[soortree]

Impressive, i'd like to see the stump a little closer if you do nother vid

[hotsaws101]

Check out a newly posted "Ultra Soft Dutchmen"  video for a closer look and some explanation.

Thanks for watching!

[MrRmh3481]

Always exceptional work. Your mental attitude is great too. Best wishes for continued success!

[o56kid]

sweet

[MrMom4]

That cut was so neat i wish that i was good enough to use it.

Know anymore diffrent types of notches??

Never heard of this notch.

I am from the Great Lakes area not a logger eather.

Good video voted 5 stars.

Keep the video coming.

Thanks Alot Mr Mom4

[rngrchad]

Very cool. Your vids never leave something to be desired. Impressive. You must still be working hard huh? Economies tough everywhere right now, nobodies buying scrap steel, I can't find enough construction and demolition debris to haul, and certainly I wouldn't think the mills would be buying up much wood, but interestingly you keep cranking out great videos. Hope you making some greenbacks from all that hard work; if nothing else enough to pay for the pre-mix and torn up clothes LOL.

[timber2020]

I think your the first person on you tube to cut

a tree using a dutchmen. GOOD JOB!