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[@Ben-kv6er]

I ain’t against logging, but I love old growth and I’m not a fan of seeing them fall. Magnificent trees

[@jones616]

It takes such a long time to grow and dies so quickly. So much easier to destroy than to create. It's a sad legacy of civilization isn't it? I know we need it but paper is so wasted and now the Amazon and other old growth rain forests are being destroyed , for the wood and so we can eat beef etc. We're surely destroying our own paradise.

[@rebeccaw8820]

I did not know the ponderosa pine at the end can even grow that massive

[@altang884884]

It is amazing to watch their level of skill. I know it can be necessary, but it is still sad to watch old trees get cut down.

[@williamj1969]

Very sad to see the old fellows get cut down. I realize they are seen as consumables but the really big ones are hundreds & hundreds of years old & lost in a blink mainly for $$$. I hope they serve a noble purpose after they’re down. Maybe they are diseased or are infested with insects and need to go to preserve a larger stand.

[@sualauj]

@@williamj1969 uuiiii8iioooo

[@williamj1969]

@@sualauj being the dumb South Carolinian that I am, your response is a tad over my head.

[@myaim9874]

हरामखोरो तुम्हारी वजह से आज ज्वालामुखी और भूकंप हो रही है

[@myaim9874]

*U r responsible for Volcano and Earthquakes*

[@diogenes9809]

Watching these videos and reading the comments always makes me want to soapbox, so here goes Almost no one in the conservation industry has a clue how to do it. A few years ago, the worlds most famous giant sequoia tree (the tunnel tree) in yosemite park blew down. The park management decided to let it decay naturally. With how rare and expensive sequoia wood is, the tree would have been valued at 20 to 80 million dollars. With that money, the park could have sold it, bought several thousand acres of land, set up a trust for it, and planted the whole place with new sequoia trees. Everyone always talks about keeping big trees standing, but no one outside the timber industry ever talks about putting land aside and planting new ones, even when the money is there, lying on the forest floor, waiting to be used in new conservation efforts.

[@mistercohaagen]

Good intentions are always difficult to navigate under the dictates of capitalism.

[@diogenes9809]

@@mistercohaagen I think what I was saying might not have been clear enough as this has nothing to do with capitalism. It's one thing when a for profit company fails to do the right thing. In the case I'm using, we're talking about a park - these people's career is to do conservation, every employee of yosimite park is tasked with conservation as their career. YET - not only did they fail to use the value of the world's most valuable tree for conservation, but they didn't even think to sell it and keep the money for themselves. These people, people who complain every year about how they don't have enough money to properly engage in conservation efforts, watched 80 million dollars or more one of the world's biggest pieces of ecological history rot away on the ground, neither smart enough to use it, nor greedy enough to take it. If they'd sold that tree, I can guarantee that there would be hundreds if not thousands of little monuments built from that wood, preserved for generations. Instead they let it decay into a hundred dollars worth of fertilizer.

[@vignusky]

Props to them in this case!!! money and exploitation of resources ain't all in this world, amurican fellow... Letting nature do its course instead of creating 400 new epoxy coated rare sequoia luxury tables imho deserves respect.

[@diogenes9809]

@@vignusky you know i never understood the midset that looked at a priceless work of art and said "you know what i'd prefer though, some mud" like i said though, with that money they could have bought up an extra 1-5 thousand acres to add to the park

[@vignusky]

@@diogenes9809 sorry mate, we just see the world with different points of view... If you wanna try and understand mine remove money from all possible logics implied... I understand your logic, I simply cannot commute with it.

[@parsifalkitty5109]

Dont get me wrong this is interesting its just sad to see trees growing for so long to be taken down and replaced by our own skyscrappers.

[@AtoningOne]

I had the same reaction and thought about 3 mins into watching, as well. Very interesting...also, very sad. 😮‍💨

[@gregoryeverson741]

the come for the view, but destroy it once they build, just come for a visit, then leave, we dont want people every where

[@mattg3696]

Better use it before it rots and falls on a deer.

[@FilthyFloor]

@Hey Girl I Like Your Kitchen Romania no

[@CCTOOLE]

All trees and all people are dying. What makes you think these trees won’t be replaced with baby trees?

[@luizcarlosdossantos2012]

Um milhão de vídeos mostrando máquina poderosas derrubando árvores,,quase não se ver máquinas fazendo o reflorestamento

[@IsaiahSmith-rz7km]

There are more trees now than have ever been in the history of our planet.

[@abedabdullah1657]

صح

[@Dclxvi6x3]

This would've never happened if those damn squirrels paid their rent 😤

[@عمارآلدليم-ظ5ث]

😂😂😂

[@Galv140577]

Squirrels don't use "money" because they know better than to believe that meaningless digits printed on authentic looking pieces of paper or on computer screens represent anything more than ever-increasing debt and an endless counterfeiting operation called "inflation". Money isn't real, it's not even worthless, it's actually LESS THEN worthless. Every time you use "money" for ANYTHING you are inviting your own enslavement.

[@tjitjo]

The irony is man really does want to own nature, and would charge rent if he could. It's disgusting and exploitative. It should be illegal to cut down trees of that size.

[@Bones6987]

Even though I know we have to have lumber for a million different reasons Watching those old trees fall still hurts a little Because we will never live long enough to see another take it’s place

[@TG-to3dv]

Agreed…….

[@dookfields2362]

It's all I kept thinking..makes the vid way less satisfying..some of them were here before their great grandparents were even born..

[@cb14011970]

How tough and manly would one feel using a man made machine in your hand removing ancient forests, the second tree was a majesty and evolutionary marvel, to see them come down made me ill to the stomach. There aren't too many reason as far as I am concerned to remove a marvel of nature.

[@Sumatra2030]

This old tree is at least 1000 years old. These Trees have old souls and need to be respected. Live and let live. They Will get their karma in hell!. Humans are the most worse species on the planet and in the universe.

[@jonpatrick66]

The huge pine in the middle of the video made me just shake my head and wonder why? I've cut my share of trees for firewood and lumber.......but my goodness. I was hoping maybe it was dead , but it wasn't.? The guy did a good job making it fall up hill

[@WallyF1]

It's very sad watching very old trees falling.

[@christianvos3088]

it is but at the same time, its nice to know that the wildfires will be a tad bit better, but it is still realy sad

[@Marvinmartion]

Very very few left! And they need each other to remain healthy as research has shown! But who needs oxygen?!

[@WallyF1]

@@Marvinmartion There is something magical about large, wide old trees. Even the ancient Germanic and Celtic tribes revered these trees, especially the oak. Which were deliberately destroyed by the Christian church and replaced with lime trees. The Saxons, the last in Europe to refuse conversion, had a huge old oak tree as a sanctuary. Irminsul was the name. Charlemagne is said to have had it destroyed in order to convert the Saxons to Christianity as well

[@cymro6537]

Great skills - but when a tree is felled - a part of me feels very solemn......

[@MikeHunt-lz2hq]

Well all you can do is go out collect some seed and plant lots of trees this spring .me and my son planted nearly 100 trees this year and we plan to plant many more next season .

[@jakelandry5645]

I clear land for a living sometimes, and yes bringing down big trees is always a regretful moment. I've had customers want me to take down all the big hardwoods in their yard just for the F of it. I walked off the job and told him to find someone else. I've talked a lot of people out of a lot of senseless fellings. There used to be trees in the "Boot heal" of Missouri, that had a diameter of 12'. Humans greed and lust for destroying everything we touch ended that.

[@cm3221]

It made me cry to see such a living magnificant tree cut down

[@taylormartinez412]

Kids are starving to death in Yemen and children are being raped and murdered at the Mexican border. And you're crying over a tree?

[@steveisking1]

@@taylormartinez412 I believe her comment was appropriate seeing how this video is showing large trees being being cut down. No reasonable person would interpret her comment as placing the welfare of the trees over the welfare of humans. It's possible for a person to have more than one thing that upsets them.

[@andreeanotfunny8678]

You make me cry when i see you comment but not in a good way excentric wooba dooba

[@andreeanotfunny8678]

Not like you should watch the video if you cry, i cry i a lot when i see a half milimeter of dirt be cleaned up 😢😭😭😭

[@rustyshacklefurt735]

I suppose all you tree huggers live in nature instead of in a wooden frame house.

[@bernyzuniga1389]

Da pena ver como le quitan la vida a un árbol tan majestuoso y q tanto bien le hace a la humanidad

[@KLK01]

El arbol esta vivo demientras que no destruyan la base con las raices.

[@alexandr_perchenko]

Да, ломать не строить ,- убивать не рожать.

[@SirMaximoBenedictus]

@@KLK01 seguirá vivo pero su vida útil término o Me equivoco?

[@sergiogosmao5015]

E depoicompram do brasil por não ser responsável com a Amazônia.

[@thatsalotofsodiumcoins1615]

Cutting old forests is a sad sight it’s happening all over the world we are watching the fall of the last giants

[@argentum2756]

Древесина конечно необходима,но с условием интенсивной посадки новых деревьев и чтоб не все исполины были спилены.

[@일신정]

전달 ㅈ

[@ВасилийКатаев-п9ю]

Сколько лет росло это дерево? Сотни!

[@CeyhunAhmed]

И что?тогда переезжай в пустыню и не пользуйся благами мира

[@horacioselis5004]

Es admirable la destresa pero me pregunto no estan reventando la selva se podra algun dia devolverle ala naturaleza algo de lo que le estan desvastando

[@tharunsai8761]

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[@МишаМедведев-и2й]

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[@phawasambha7476]

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[@rocketman.the3rd5]

Trees that size that are still alive should never be cut. With all the technology we have we still can't come up with a better solution than lumber.

[@kylecaraway8662]

We have. It just more expensive to make something then to use something that naturally grow by itself.

[@fingolfin9086]

What’s better than lumber? It’s like the only renewable resource we have that doesn’t last forever as garbage and can be replenished at will.

[@FilthyFloor]

@Hey Girl I Like Your Kitchen Romania "tree killers" lol. Many may be so, but a Lot of trees are rotten and needs to be taken down to minimize potential damage outputs. Educate yourself -> speak

[@fingolfin9086]

@Hey Girl I Like Your Kitchen Romania Maybe one day but not for a very long time and wood will still be necessary for a lot of things, including that high horse you’re looking down from. Unless you can confirm nothing in your house uses wood…

[@fingolfin9086]

What does the president have to do with your house? Where I live we still build our own houses. And I agree with everything you said, my issue is with you slinging insults at people doing their jobs (for an easily renewable resource no less, not like they are strip mining or whaling) but knowing you need that resource as much as anyone. Please never use wood again if you are going to insult the people who risk their lives to collect it for you.

[@jackmorrison8269]

I love the first one, random people in the work area, not paying attention

[@BushmanCanuck]

And the guy on his knees with saw at throat level 🤕

[@FilthyFloor]

@@BushmanCanuck that doesnt really matter that much. What mattered was the Guys hanging around and the use of a jack

[@txawglauj9016]

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[@myadventuremat9603]

Plants with large trees help reduce major floods in areas

[@andreeanotfunny8678]

Look i see you're a nature protagonist but they are paid to cut them, plus the person who made this compilation just watches them and gets money off it, i am also one of your kind now and i guess i will try protesting against forest cutting.

[@davidthomas9165]

Almost read that as a haiku.

[@davidthomas9165]

Plants with large trees help Greatly reduce major floods We should protect them

[@scapezar]

also help with keeping streams and rivers healthy, by not letting them break from their banks ... flooding is awful for us and the streams as well

[@andreeanotfunny8678]

@@scapezar Well sorry to interupt you for being a literal 40 year old obsessed with Pokemon also not being able to understand that If this guy screamed in other videos and i saw it "YOU ARE DESTROYING THE NATURE STOP" well i should tell and lose my day to excentric ooba dooba's like you even tho i shouldn't and for the 4th time it, the guys that made this video was not the person that caused those tree cutting in mass! He just gets money off of it by making a compilation of proffesional workers using other video not being their's from the internet. Floods are also a thing that happens in nature, have You ever touched grass? Floods are caused by rivers overflooding from the rain, you can not even understand his comment because he basically said that trees just help with reducing the flooding not causing it while being cut. Read something 2 times before you type something random in the comments.

[@sholpan8595]

Видно,что деревья еще 100 лет прожили бы.

[@CRTW]

Конечно.

[@andreschuurman1053]

I worry about the rainforest and everything that lives in it ......

[@A1legged0strich]

Sometimes cutting and deforestation is necessary to prevent wildfires. It isn't just destruction, it's for the benefit of the rest of the forest.

[@Denkus101]

Only sometimes.

[@jorgebustamante6540]

Y luego no sabemos por qué hay tanto cambio climático, bravo, bravo👏👏👏👏👏👏vamos muy bien y me pregunto ¿que les tocará de este planeta a las generaciones que vienen atrás de nosotros?

[@RuthlessRaoul]

I was a tree care pro for 30 years we used ropes and wedges to pull trees over, higher leverage, but, the act of the individual inserting the wedges in these images is one of the most unsafe things I think I've ever seen. Can anyone say kickback and decapitation!

[@johns3106]

I am also a long-time tree care guy, and so many of these type of videos drive me crazy and make cringe when the over-zealous “assistant” jumps in to drive wedges while the saw is running. As a feller, I am perfectly capable of driving my own wedges…I don’t need anybody else putting themselves in harms way just so I don’t have to set the saw down for a few seconds!

[@austindenotter19]

If you did for 30 years than you should know.

[@joshboyd8327]

Well I'm 14 years deep and I'm gonna say it in English, this is the dumbest shit I have seen. Take that bottle jack and put it in your trunk and let the grownups do the tree work..

[@joshboyd8327]

A throwball and a rope would save a lot of wedge smacking.

[@jonathonheaton2433]

Can anyone say skill and knowing what they’re doing? I’m 4th generation professional west coast timbercutter and everyone I know does that. There are risks obviously, and they should be considered, but it’s an occupational hazard

[@brayden9908]

Never stand behind the direction of the fall, the tree could “jump the stump” which means the bottom where you cut shoots back in the opposite direction of the fall. A stump shot (back cut is higher than the front) is cut to prevent this, but it can still happen.

[@goshogenov3165]

Ueujdbnx

[@honkytonk4465]

@@goshogenov3165 got it!

[@crisnevin7934]

Yeah, there are no absolutes or guarantees what a tree will do when it starts to go

[@FilthyFloor]

@@crisnevin7934 for sure not! The Guys who ran to and fro from Falling trees really ticked a nerve too. Always look at the tree falling

[@hanzen5174]

usually a risk if the cut is overdone

[@scarra69]

It's a sad thing to see such great trees fall

[@luciverharvest1471]

Dont be sad. There is a Reaon to Fell it. Its mabe a Danger for the people Or the building wood need to get out the forest Theres Lots of reasons to Fell trees Only love ❤

[@tlowe0911]

it's a sad thing to see such great men fall😢

[@Pyttykustu]

Fear not. New trees will be planted

[@ДмитрийРомашевский-ж1э]

Слёзы на глаза! Такие красивые деревья вонючки уничтожают!

[@АлександрКурочкин-м7ы]

Они не ходят в школу. Они не знают что такое баня. Вот вам на лицо идея талерантности. Всё равно всему. Это дерево в десять раз шире его. Жаль. Рука бы не поднялась.

[@opronik1]

Цикличность не придумана человеком, главное компенсацию проводить и всё будет хорошо на планете.

[@ИгорьИгорь-ю1х7ы]

Что вы скки делаете???!!!!!😮😮😮

[@CeyhunAhmed]

​@@ИгорьИгорь-ю1х7ычто тебе не нравиться?убери сопли

[@PKREPK]

The man on the thumbnail is a man I respect who work for the CCC he was one of my old supervisors and has since moved on ..but he MOST Definitely knows how to use a saw

[@-Nathan87-]

The thumbnail is fake and isn't even in the video

[@PKREPK]

@@-Nathan87- the photo is fake but the dude posing with a smaller saw in actual photo with 32 inch bar used to work for CCC

[@trundelbum]

I only clicked the video specifically because of how bad the tree was photoshopped

[@livingintongues]

A three bladed saw ??

[@PKREPK]

Saw is fake...but there are chainsaws that do reach a good length similar to that one

[@stevebailey8890]

Love the guys who use a jack for every single tree. You just don’t know what your doing.

[@FilthyFloor]

Thanks for this comment. I cringed the whole time watching that dude ruining the tree for a Jack.

[@stevebailey8890]

@@FilthyFloor right. I’ve never used a jack once and cut wood and climb wood everyday for a living.

[@MH-nc5jd]

I wish I had the money to see some giant redwoods.. but they're on the other side of the country.. to look up at a tree that's 20-30 stories tall and know it's been around for the past couple thousand years would be cool.. I love things like that.. like the great pyramids..

[@hdtvcamera1]

Sequoia National Park is where you should visit. These trees are toothpicks in comparison. I found it interesting to see the burn marks from getting hit with lightning. Some of larger diameter trees have been topped by lightning as well

[@silfisayang3082]

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[@BoDiesel]

I would wear some glasses. Saw dust gets everywhere. I've dropped some pretty big trees. Like my Stihl work helmet now. Has ear protection and face protection. Getting too old to abuse ears and eyes anymore.

[@BB-tx8ty]

Should have been wearing that gear years before! Health is everything

[@ПетроКлим-ю5к]

@@BB-tx8ty йфф як людина що щ

[@nguyenducsanhnguyen5358]

@@BB-tx8ty kjq

[@austindenotter19]

Yes sir. I where hearing protection while sawing but not when i go to a rock concert.

[@claudetteloing4957]

Uuu

[@bigworm585]

wow great video, thx for camera man

[@youraveragebinchicken6807]

Hooray!!! Environmental destruction! Woooo!

[@johnnywishbone932]

Forestry and conservation go hand in hand. Sometimes the cutting is needed to save other trees. For the last few weeks I have been cutting dead and dying trees on my property to protect it from erosion and balance the ecosystem. It has been very satisfying knowing that I can help wildlife and support creation. God Bless all who take time to read this in 2022! ✝️❤️

[@radax1000]

Debería prohibirse la tala de árboles tan grandes y hermosos que les ha tomado años y años para llegar a ese estado de belleza y que el hombre lo acabe en minutos 😭

[@jonastrings6040]

Eso mismo estoy pensando.

[@dewinurlatipah7470]

Fijjit urut niyerasioal

[@santafecapital.4748]

8:40 😢😢

[@christiankilinger3033]

Ü zzgl*€

[@channel.23]

Amazing

[@БакеБакенов-ж7щ]

Природа беззащитна перед человеком!

[@BBPaliar]

O dos

[@grindingice]

Thanks for being so skillful in contributing to deforestation. When your kids are slowly suffocating, at least you can be proud of your skills

[@bemjamimmanoel5378]

.Motor Serra

[@bemjamimmanoel5378]

Motor Serra

[@pablodanielgauna7701]

No sé cuál será el objetivo de derribar ese majestuoso árbol , pero te da tristeza ver caer a un gigante . Tantos años pendiente de nuestro cuidado y un día te llega la hora de morir. Una representación de la vida del hombre. Gracias por el contenido , me dejó una enseñanza. Saludos desde Tucumán Argentina 🇦🇷🇦🇷🇦🇷

[@edersonsantosdapaz1465]

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[@miriamzimela4485]

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[@OneBlueFroggy]

Yes it is very sad to see them take down such beautiful majestic old trees. I hope they were smart enough to collect its seeds before they killed it !

[@milenkosavic8644]

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[@milenkosavic8644]

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[@SuV33358]

Impressive, dangerous work..... Once you hear that cracking though... TIMBER!! And why don't they yell that anymore ? 😆

[@fergatfathullov4196]

Какие старые деревья,какие большие! Мне жалко! Они же сколько лет росли. Нужно беречь Или хотябы, вырубили дерево пасади 10 деревьев.

[@jonathonheaton2433]

The only tree that was probably over 100 years old was the last one, the other big one looked like it was 80 or so to me. I could be wrong though

[@toshicar373]

こんな立派な木を切っちゃう何て勿体無い。

[@стрелец-зимний]

Очень жалко дерево... 😢

[@gariott8681]

Нет! Слёзы на глазах будет когда ты жопу будешь вытирать листьями🍁 ! И когда ты будешь кушать на полу без стулья и стола… Ну серьёзно Анатолий братан я живу в Америке и ожидаю от американцев такое ттупую комментарию. Ты и я знаем что нам нужны деревья!Это часть нашей жизни, нужно чтобы они росли и нужно чтобы они выполнили свою пользу когда настало время…

[@florisvaldojose5148]

Usa uma marreta no lugar do machado

[@gavinsandlin6700]

I’ve done death defying stunts, Mx, skateboarding, mountain biking and so on. There is no adrenaline rush like cutting a tree down. You are taking a life that can take yours just as quick

[@virtualrealityfitness283]

It’s really sad to see that old tree at the end get cut down 😢And I’m not a tee hugger!

[@NicholasKroninger-rk8oh]

I've seen 5 magical trees cut down, that were to never be cut ever....

[@lotharluder2743]

Of course they are experts. But we realy need to cut down those beautifull Giants? Of course at one point everything gets killed. Who knows . Somehow for me I feel sorry chopping such big ones

[@austindenotter19]

You seem conflicted. Whats it like being gay?

[@ilickcarpet]

@@austindenotter19 You sound to speak from experience, so maybe you can answer on their behalf.

[@Ahappysandwich]

I do understand your concern but I mean I suppose it depends on the circumstances. We do need wood for materials and as a resource overall, I know it takes a while but I believe if we replant more than what we cut in the long run it might negate the amount of damage.

[@lotharluder2743]

@@Ahappysandwich agree

[@v8poweredpony]

Nobody cares bro.

[@TopmomentsTV68]

Heavy logging machinery combined with forestry tree cutting equipment creates a majestic scene.

[@GauravTyagiGT]

These trees are there since the times of our forefathers , giving oxygen and preventing floods. But here we are destroying everything

[@pecknegget4551]

I think we should respect old trees like these and not cutting them down cus they have experienced alot more then we have.

[@luongthanhduoc5930]

Những cây cổ thụ đã trường tồn với thời thời gian mà cắt đi thì thật đáng tiếc

[@mancingsumatra8886]

@luongthanhduoc....👋👋👋

[@jackhornet1134]

Quelle tristesse de couper des arbres qui ont des siècles et des siècles 😤😭

[@brokenarrow-zz7ch]

I remember once a contractor hired me to take down a HUGE pine. He came back and said he said he pointed out the wrong pine. I said oh well, you can pay me now

[@MikeySkywalker]

The thumbnail is absurd. 😂

[@hyrsk1552]

That last tree damn. You know it's been around for a few hundred years

[@-xirx-]

Probably more a few thousand. This tree was alive before Christ! Horrible to watch

[@sashadronov262]

У нас таких и нет в Америке северной лес первозданный могучий а у нас так молодая порасль

[@remingreming2816]

😭😂😀❤️🙏👍

[@madfictionfpv8246]

If you live in any type of dwelling, sit at a table, use a couch, use a printer I don't want to hear any complaints about cutting the tree down. Where there is demand, there will be supply. I am a woodworker and respect trees and nature, I have planted many and used many as well. Every bit of a tree is used for something, there is no waste.

[@lindsayponce4818]

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[@timeuskirchen1228]

True words. I often had this argument. People do not realize the need of wood and that not everything is just felling for like ikea or what. Most trees I fell are trees of danger and even those trees are nearly fully used afterwards. People just want to shit on the internet how Nature loving they are

[@johns3106]

If you really think “every” bit of a harvested tree is used for something, you are sorely mistaken. Depending on the operator, tree species, local markets, etc., there is a LOT of wood that remains in the woods…which is not necessarily a bad thing, as these remains decompose and provide nutrients for the new generation of growth. But don’t deceive yourself (or anyone else) that all logging results in complete use of the trees.

[@algallero3310]

@@johns3106 sounds like complete use to me.

[@thatsalotofsodiumcoins1615]

3:10 4:54 8:57 cutting trees that big and kid is sad to see watch 😔

[@CleusaTrico]

Que tristeza ver isso. Já imaginaram quanto tempo ela demorou para atingir este tamanho

[@СергейРогов-м1т9щ]

Вы ребята конечно молодцы но у нас на Алтае такое большое дерево просто главное основать и без всяких ваших преблуд

[@nicktorres9416]

that Stihl saw in the first video is a nice tool

[@akmalwii]

In Indonesia you're gonna get cursed after cutting a big tree like that without some ritual , maybe haunted by ghost or some shit 😂 trees are sacred

[@LOATV-ck2uc]

Lol ...

[@febrianzhet3610]

Nah komentar gini yg gw cari🤣

[@MarkS-fc7ls]

They have it right.

[@Oluinneachain]

Imagine a world without chainsaws.

[@andreejochmann7511]

Cutting a tree like this... one should be cursed anyway. With or without a ritual.

[@THELIONKING7788]

Dear Humans, I observe with a mix of frustration and irony as you continue your relentless destruction of the world's forests. It seems you are determined to bring about the end of the natural world, and I can't help but think about the chaos that will follow. The day will come when your actions can no longer be reversed, and bodies will lie everywhere, the ultimate testament to your self-inflicted demise. As the King of the Jungle, I have seen countless fires ravage my home. I have fought tirelessly to protect my fellow creatures and preserve the sanctuary we call the jungle. Each time, I've watched helplessly as flames engulf the trees, and animals flee in terror. Yet despite my efforts, the destruction continues, fueled by your insatiable greed and disregard for the natural world. Ironically, there is a part of me that almost admires your determination, albeit in a twisted way. Your commitment to this path of destruction is unwavering, even as it leads you to your own downfall. Keep it up. You've demonstrated an impressive ability to wreak havoc, but remember, it is not just the animals and nature that will suffer. Ultimately, you too will face the dire consequences of your actions. I am no longer worried about the fate of the animals or the environment. My concern has faded in the face of your overwhelming disregard. The creatures of the jungle have always adapted and survived, even in the harshest conditions. It is you, humans, who will find it hardest to cope with the aftermath of your choices. You have always seen yourselves as the rulers of this planet, but you forget that nature is far more powerful than you. You may clear the forests, pollute the rivers, and poison the air, but in the end, nature will reclaim what is hers. When the last tree falls and the final river runs dry, you will realize the true cost of your actions. As for you humans, you have sealed your own fate. The world you leave behind will be a stark reminder of your destructive legacy. But perhaps in that devastation, there will be a glimmer of hope. Maybe, just maybe, future generations will learn from your mistakes and seek a different path-one that respects and nurtures the natural world rather than exploiting and destroying it. Until then, brace yourselves for the consequences of your choices. Enjoy the world you've shaped while you still can, for it is rapidly slipping away. - The Lion (King of the Jungle) Remember, the jungle and its creatures will endure long after you've gone. Nature always finds a way to survive and thrive, even in the face of overwhelming odds. Can the same be said for humanity? Only time will tell.

[@karonjames2891]

Also those huge redwoods just helps me to believe that there where giants on this earth at one point in time ,God wouldn't make a tree that big without everything else being bigger as well from ppl to animals to agriculture..

[@alexeyfrolin6352]

Хотели показать , как классно деревья пилят. А когда смотришь. То понимаешь , что это как на убийство смотреть. Никакого уважения к профессионализму не испытываешь (

[@blazenahlavna5639]

Áno, je to vražda , vražda každého stromu. Pane Bože, kedy skončí všetko bezohľadne.

[@ИванЕфимОвич-й3в]

Палач - на эшафоте - убивал - одного человека , а какой то лесоруб-сморчок с пилой - сразу десятки поколений !

[@fellipy6619]

concordo

[@bezsifri]

русские коменты одно нытье . ублюдки. эти деревья и так при падении могут кучу деревьев свалить

[@suratsutikbanyuwangi267]

The best skill

[@uzik_9670]

Soal tebang menebang indonesia jagonya slur 😂

[@hendriksetiawan2736]

Awkwowk

[@freefireindonesia5532]

memang Indonesia jago nya merusak alam

[@danieldonahue3293]

WOW ...THESE GUYS ARE INCREDIBLE SKILLED PROFESSIONALS

[@blackgop7227]

ตัดไม้ทำลายป่า

[@ВадимВольный-ь6с]

Иногда деревья мстят, и удачно падают на безумных лесорубов.

[@blazenahlavna5639]

Áno aj padnú na drevorubačov, ale aj drevorubač skončí svoj život, s vážnou chorobou pľúc. To je jeho odmena, za ťažbu dreva. Zobral si život stromu, strom zoberie život tebe.

[@ragnarlothbrok2279]

It looks fun. Would love to see how hany hours would it take to clear an entire forest.

[@ragnarlothbrok2279]

@@Sinoxqq there should be a day dedicated to cutting the trees. Person who cuts the most amount of trees in one day will win prize money.

[@ragnarlothbrok2279]

@@Sinoxqq I didn't meant we should do it commercially. Anyone can participate just to cut tress. Think of it as recreational tree cutting like how they do recreational hunting.

[@RoseTorn411]

Talk about killing the Earth at a faster rate 🌎 😳 The Lorax!

[@xdhruvtara]

Wow, it's amazing to see how skillfully they are destroying the future of humankind...

[@fingolfin9086]

You may be shocked to hear this but trees actually die on their own, turns out they are not immortal beings and have to be cut down to prevent them from falling and destroying infrastructure. You’ll be happy to hear though that we can plant new ones so it’s okay. 👍

[@xdhruvtara]

@@fingolfin9086 yes sir I am seeing how often humans grow them again...more than 20000 trees in their young age ( who were not willing to die) were cut down in my area and against them zero trees were sown by us humans. In name of protecting infrastructure we are destroying nature's infrastructure...and nature has begun to retaliate..why we are not seeing this ? In coming years there will be big natural disasters which will be out of control...and one we are already facing... COVID 19

[@fingolfin9086]

@@xdhruvtara Bad logging practices aside, I disagree in characterizing everyone who cuts down a tree like those in the video as an evil person because some people in your area aren’t doing what they should. And Covid isn’t a natural disaster, it’s man made. All the best.

[@Wicked_He_Bad]

I don't understand how mountain men cut these faster and these guys look like there doing operation

[@kesavae9552]

Cutting trees isn't amazing, planting trees is

[@williamrojas9168]

lástima como destruyen la naturaleza.

[@schompification]

Los árboles y plantas mueren cuando sacan sus raíces. Este árbol crecerán más bonitos y sanos.

[@Speeds1486]

80-90' willow tree with (>7' stump base) rotting internally, looked great outside. Had four estimates to cut, haul away and stump grind. Lowest was $9700. Have it almost taken care of with zero logging experience, but I'm definitely calling a tree professional next time. I'm getting too old/out of shape

[@CougarLand]

$9700 was the lowest...even that's still highway robbery.

[@Mr.Lorenzo_Rhino]

Truly sad to see such a old strong tree go, I'm wondering how long we will live. Oxygen levels has dropped so fast in 20 years! 😑

[@huckfinn7022]

Stop using plastics

[@sebastianlucas704]

Citation needed.

[@MachineryDZ6]

All the quality of human skill transform into different type of work with machines

[@Rainishe2]

Сотни лет росло дерево, и тут пришли капиталисты, без совести и чести. Главное набить деньгами карманы. В следующей жизни, вас накажет богиня Карна, и переродитесь деревом в районе интенсивной вырубки, и так несколько сотен лет подряд.

[@mariofirmino1454]

Que horror! Cada árvore que cai é uma perda irreparável para a natureza.

[@ricardoromerofernandez6721]

E para toda a humanidade.

[@mariofirmino1454]

@@ricardoromerofernandez6721 Infelizmente é verdade.

No, every tree will be used for the good of humanity and replaced by younger trees, which grow faster and use more CO2.

[@crispyspa]

After watching a bunch of videos like these on KZbin I feel that I am ready to pull a bunch of weeds out of my garden. 🤣

[@عيداحمد-م6ط]

خة

[@nomaddavestinyhomes2363]

That is a great comment brother

[@nomaddavestinyhomes2363]

I do this s*** off and on for a living I manage like 254 Acres so yeah I cut down a future easier but these m************ making me tired

[@nomaddavestinyhomes2363]

You going to drop all those dandelions in your backyard don't you

[@lilissarlina820]

Urnncoenmxbdbrjebbcif

[@MattyG1970]

Jerry Seinfeld would say, "I don't think we could cut it down, but two men could"

[@trentbateman]

haha. I was thinking of Larry David trying to fell a tree as well

[@WilliamRing45]

No one should cut down a tree that could not be replaced in the feller's lifetime.

[@yehezkielbutarbutar9763]

From. Iko.. Siantar. Indonesia. Ok.. And. Chanel. And. Strategi. Machine. Singso. Tens

[@kush3247]

Reason of global warming

[@davidth.o.g.2229]

So is the cell phone ur on......( or computer)

[@jeanetteroach6006]

Absolutely amazing... certainly masters of their craft.. ☀️👍

[@ahmadsofian6249]

Alam perlu sedikitnya 50 tahun utk menumbuhkan pohon sebesar dan setinggi itu. Manusia kurang dari 50 menit mampu merobohkannya 😭😭😭.

[@albi24]

jadi gini bro , itu pohon udah tua dan bisa tumbang kapan aja , untuk antisipasi lebih baik nya kita tebang saja daripada jatuh korban, sekarang dah ngerti kenapa ditebang, pohon tua gede ngak masalah kalo emang tempatnya ditengah hutan dan masih sehat banget tuh pohon jadi ngak membahayakan daerah sekitar nya

[@caverpilot]

What’s “amazing” is lack of eye protection!!

[@B3nny802]

Glasses fog up so much when you’re cuttin and buckin

[@tommyvangobel9307]

Be careful, bro, if you cut down the tree, it will hit the house... because the tree is close to the house, but it's amazing that the operator has high skills and is experienced.

[@jaybingham3711]

Swinging that axe pounding in those wedges is scary as hell. Absolutely could result in a bad blister.

[@anggunmelani633]

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[@Z12K]

Poor healthy tree.

[@BonesyTucson]

how do you know it's healthy? making assumptions there

[@EleuzaVIEGASMUNDIM]

Meu Deus que loucura🤗🤗🤗🎸🎶🎶🎶🎶

[@stevegiroux8943]

Wow it’s amazing what the saws can do along with skilled tree feller

[@Tukuluk]

This chain saw driver is afraid ,why this man wants to show his cowardice deeds,shameful.

[@mikewallace5506]

What a shame them big trees gone

[@claudiob5949]

I was thinking the same thing..

[@JohnKerr-nr4ov]

Everything has a life span.....

[@melaniedavis9485]

There is no way I would fell that tree without clearing the ground debris around my exit paths.

[@sayyamzahid7312]

I live in Karachi Pakistan and I like your comment

[@namalmali1129]

@@sayyamzahid7312 Liu onj

[@namalmali1129]

Jo

[@namalmali1129]

:-) o

[@austindenotter19]

We know.

[@wangpoh.konyak9080]

Fascinating and sad at the same time:(

[@veterantechus]

Absolutely mind-blowing! The precision and efficiency of those machines are simply unmatched.

[@MACTEPHOUSE]

✔️ Удивительные дела

[@biguenzo]

Although I also cut firewood, it makes me sad to see a tree cut down.

[@CLANK...]

2:03 imagine if the chansaw kicked back 😬 Also, wear PPE! You only get 2 ears and 2 eyes, protect them!

[@nepotsonguy142]

He never needed that guy there, I was impressed with the sharpness of that chainsaw though

[@johns3106]

Yup!

[@iqbalwood6374]

Waw mantap good

[@hoangtientran3101]

Họ Hạ cây phức tạp quá! Người VN làm đơn giản hơn nhiều mà hiệu quả!!!!

[@kingzarosfourthhorn1862]

Imagine being 1000s of years old then one day some human comes along and ends your existence to make a chair.

[@fingolfin9086]

I heard they interviewed the tree before hand, he said he’s okay with it.

[@kingzarosfourthhorn1862]

@@fingolfin9086 I'm just saying I wouldn't want someone sitting on my face.

[@fingolfin9086]

@@kingzarosfourthhorn1862 Depends on who it is.