94. Building a Heli-Pad on Edge of a Bluff | Helping my Falling Partner Shuffle Boards

[@BjarneButler]

Ran out of battery unfortunately. Couldn’t show the completed pad

[@ToddAdams1234]

Stuff happens! But still, 😢

[@philiprauls4450]

Great video! Fun to watch you guys build the pad👍

[@ToddAdams1234]

@@nathanjoerndt8804 that’s why your comment gets a 👎

[@michaelhertwig4528]

Beautiful job, you two. Tell your partner that he is a good hand! Highest respect! I hope they pay you two well for all that bull-work!

[@BjarneButler]

Ya it’s a lot of work sometimes but that’s just how it is out here, at least we don’t have to deal with the public(customers, or micromanaging bosses) 🤣 My falling partner in this video is an excellent faller, I’ve worked with him several times over the last 5-6 years.

[@robertodebeers2551]

It's great to follow along with a man who so obviously loves the woods!! Stay safe, Bjarne.

[@masonstraveladventures]

Ah gotta love devil's club! Whack! And 3 days later popping cyst to get thorn out😂

[@johnlipnicki5109]

Love seeing the teamwork and the hike across the mountain.

[@lukeharris3279]

Your work partner was pretty impressed with his heli pad, then proceeded to ripping a board with one hand while sucking down a dart 😂

[@user-ktm890rider]

I need a bacon cheeseburger and a 6 pk after watching you guys work that hard 🍻

[@masonstraveladventures]

At the Scarlet Ibis in Holberg!

[@Alexhulk]

So impressive helicopter pad

[@joegreenwood1443]

Thank you.

[@DuhartCreek]

Great video. I appreciate what you guys do.

[@leonardryan8723]

BJarne like a walk into park . Beautiful scenery at helicopter 🚁 pad buddy . 😊❤😊

[@raikan]

Very good job

[@masonstraveladventures]

Looking forward to part two!

[@navydogsadventures3500]

Good job, fellas. Bjarne, when you were going to try to pick that cut piece up, I was like, he is competing with Eddie Hall. Lol

[@edelm6062]

I'll bet you two could build a helluva cabin!!

[@kingslew1866]

What's not to love? Oh, to be young again... 🙃

[@stevensmith5387]

I agree it would be nice but then again I fell timber for 25 years so I get to watch h

[@kingslew1866]

@@stevensmith5387 Me too! I see things (tips) that I would love to share with these young fellas, but over all, they're doing a great job. Bjarne's partner is a real bull. Bjarne's pretty stout himself... (grin)

[@finpainter1]

You guys earned your pay today..

[@pekerja27]

Tempat kerja yang sangat indah , 😮💪👍

[@hammerdown184]

That pink boundary ribbon is common in the states. We started using it in northern Ontario.

[@davidbeebe1718]

that was a yellow-violet Bjarne!

[@Alexhulk]

Here in Quebec Everyone say "Bûcheron" Mean Lumberjack. Loggers mean Lumberjack Hope make sense

[@secondgear6079]

Damn ,badass boys stay safe

[@michaelhertwig4528]

Bjarne, have you ever had problems with wildlife - bears or cougars - while working in the bush? Do you or anyone else on your crew carry bear-spray or other weapons in the bush?

[@BjarneButler]

Had a coworker get charged by a black bear last winter. He had his chainsaw screamin and it still was growling and trying to swipe at him. Ive had run-ins with bears but luckily the the saw scared them off. I’ve seen every animal in the bush while driving to/from work. Hear multiple stories over the years of guys cutting huge cedar trees in winter/spring that had hibernating bears and they would climb out of the stump after the tree fell or once I heard a story of a bear climbing out of the tree(hole in bottom of tree) and go right between the guys legs as he’s in the backcut. Heard another story of a bear in a tree as it fell, smashed his paw off. Years later a hunter shot a big black bear with a missing paw. Poor bear, musta been painful for a long time till that healed.

[@fern6114]

He is spitting and smoking… maybe drinking beer…. He must be a fine guy with skills…😊😊😊❤

[@WolfRiverChainsaw]

BC boys GIT-N-R -DONE.

[@Smokey66s]

Music sounded like it was done by Doyle Hargraves (Dwight Yoakam) band in “SLING BLADE”.

[@1944chevytruck]

WOW!

[@brucehanson2610]

That looks a lot like the granite in my home state of NH.

[@RLee-zs1ds]

With this steep terrain do you guys call this "vertical logging" and it really helps to be part mountain goat. Take care that slope goes down a long, long way.

[@mke6445davis]

Heli logging

[@cesarcastillo-zi6lo]

Esa piedra será granito

[@Alexhulk]

We call the beginners a "Beaver " Castor Hihihihiihihi

[@xxchugchugxx420]

Hello 🤘

[@samohtw1]

Am I correct that the ripping is done with a ripping chain carried along for this platform work? 10 Degree?

[@john-littlejohnmayernik3619]

They probably use their full skip tooth chain used to fall trees. They're not concerned about losing wood material where a ripping chain saves material.

[@beaugalbraith3891]

We just use our regular chains. No special angles or anything different. Maybe if you were milling lumber exclusively you could purpose grind/file a ripping chain.

[@JHizzleinthebizzlePNW]

Yep

[@beaugalbraith3891]

@@JHizzleinthebizzlePNW I've never known a faller to ever use a ripping chain building heli pads.

[@glenspryszak6005]

Part mountain goat......

[@ABIGD0NK3Y]

this should be called "How to lose a helicopter in 3 easy steps"