Dangerous hang-up | Smashing two 8ft trees into each another

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[@allenhuling598]

Another great video! That first cedar mess looked like a proper minefield! Thanks for taking the time and effort to film some of your days, I almost always learn something!

[@BjarneButler]

Thanks for watching

[@japupkind8493]

Really, thanks for right word.

[@willcarmack1242]

GOOD GOD MAN...Sketchy is an understatement...Again unfreakin believable...Pretty intense...I noticed that you was evaluating ..EVERYTHING...ALL AT ONCE...Listening/visual...So much to take in consideration...Especially when alot could go wrong really fast...Like Die....My Hat goes off to You all...Love the channel. Keep em coming...Godspeed to you...Much Respect from St Petersburg Florida....

[@donsmith3314]

Have a great Christmas, and a Happy New Year Mr Butler! Take care

[@BjarneButler]

Thanks. You too

[@josephpalanuk1034]

That wool sweater is the only thing on my Christmas list 😍 you always make it look easy , great job and stay safe!

[@BjarneButler]

Thanks

[@DieselandIron]

You are incredible to watch. You're very calculated and methodical. Thanks for the videos!

[@rustysteel8714]

So...they send you on all the EASY blocks...eh Bjarne? 😉🙈 What a dangerous mess... great work! 👍

[@BjarneButler]

Thanks

[@bchdsailor]

Good to have you back Bjarne, been back home? You really know how to swing an axe

[@marklobbett455]

Epic Bjarne-again nice work- pure master class!👍

[@eriknelson6529]

Great video Bjarne. Sounds like they're using a grapple yarder to move the logs out. There are some big sticks in there to cut! It makes it fun for sure. Be good and stay safe 👍

[@IRONHORSE427RACING]

Wishing you and your Wife a very Merry Christmas and Happy New Year from the Black Hills ! We had a snow that kept us out for a couple of really windy days but we're back at it now. Take Care and Be Safe.

[@BjarneButler]

Thanks Randy you too. I won’t be back to work till the new year but I’m back to work on chores around the house though haha

[@IRONHORSE427RACING]

@@BjarneButler Well buddy We will be thinking of you none the less. Just today I dropped a big (for our area) Ponderosa Pine that was right at 52" across the stump and had to swing it slightly to lay it where it wouldn't get all broke up and our son who was running the Tractor with the winch and grapplers on it today hollers at me that we shoulda recorded it to show you ! So you see we all think of you and hope your doing ok. And as always should you ever want to bring your wife to see Mt.Rushmore on vacation all you need do is give us a shout and we will roll out the green carpet for you both. Again Happy Holidays to both of you.

[@japupkind8493]

32:02 - this stump! Impressive work on such a difficult tree is. Thanks for the lesson,best regards.

[@woos31]

Good to see you back in the bush pal, the 390 is soundin good! Safe cuttin with all the snow and rain you guys have been gettin

[@BjarneButler]

Ya we had a good first week of weather but then we were working in snow. Even missed a couple days from to much snow

[@woos31]

@@BjarneButler nice to have a couple days sometimes but when you love your work it's hard on a fella haha!

[@OkanganMadViking250]

hey hey welcome back to KZbin lol. be safe and be kind out there its crazy shit going on and keep cutting on brother

[@BjarneButler]

Thanks. Ya been a while since I’ve had anything interesting to post

[@OkanganMadViking250]

@@BjarneButler well this video was well worth it.

[@grim6041]

Love yer vids. I’m a Sawfiler on ‘the coast’. Keep em coming.

[@frankwoodward9914]

Bjame sure looks like your back in nice wood again keep your head up and I will be looking forward to the next video

[@marlenemeinhard8956]

Great videos as always Bjarne. I love watching these videos. I help my son with cutting down trees. He won't touch the 2 Ash on my property, dead needing to be felled. Dangerous trees. I have a question. Those Cedars and Hemlocks are massive. How tall are you, next to those trees, just to get an idea. I just can't imagine bringing those down, and your loving it. Best, hardest job ever.!!! Stay safe.

[@BjarneButler]

Thanks for watching in 6’

[@bobclark2961]

Nice lay out on the big Reds mate, Koala Bob

[@skipper9400]

any day that you don't get dead in the woods is a good day Bjarne......fun stuff man ! thanks for the videos....OnWard.......

[@PuskwaskaOutdoors]

Nice work 👍 Nothing like doing the shuffle all day long with rain gear, I don’t miss that part of living in BC 🤣 That’s some nasty cedar, It would take some convincing for me to even try cutting it up for shake blocks 🤣🤣

[@geoffreygreen297]

Keep up the great work. Always love the videos.

[@MrMok70]

Awesome job as usual..looked spooky

[@georgedavidson6931]

Really enjoy your videos and have learned watching them. I have spent 45 years planting trees on a 40 acre tree farm Coast Range Oregon so most of what I cut is small by comparison. Was wondering what critters you may run into on your travels. Stay Safe

[@BjarneButler]

Bear,deer, small rodents mostly

[@allenhuling598]

@@BjarneButler And an occasional monster bull elk!! :-)

[@allenhuling598]

@@BjarneButler And an occasional monster bull elk!! :-)

[@Mocking69]

Professional logging is amazing ♪

[@bob_frazier]

Nice stumps Bjarne!

[@BjarneButler]

Thanks Bob

[@davidthompson4260]

Nice job, glad to see you back 👍🏻 Stay safe brother

[@bluelude2001]

Amazing job. Thanks for making videos of it so we can watch. Stay safe!

[@ButlerOutdoorsCanada]

That's a dandy cedar man! Great job!!

[@Jabbaholl]

I'm a rcent subscriber to the channel. Great content I'm glad you film your work for our viewing pleasure. an amazing job in breathtaking surroundings. all the best

[@the88tlc]

skills man... you got the skills to be out there.

[@joshuanickerson1108]

Such beautiful country. And some really nice big timber. Great work and stay safe.

[@jamesshumate782]

What model saw you running now? Thats not your moded 70cc is it?

[@BjarneButler]

I’m using a 390 in this video

[@mountainlifewithdavidkelsie]

You are BAD A!!!!! Love watching you fall them big boys! Biggest I’ve cut in eastern Washington was 4feet lol babies compared to them cedars! Stay safe bud

[@danieljosephson6721]

Smokin she's cookin lol!

[@johnkennedy5655]

Absolutely awesome keep up the good work love the channel and would love to be back out with a saw in my hand but that won't happen for a while until then I'm lying here watching you so keep at it and stay safe

[@julianalderson3938]

Tree for some reason looks like a painting. Even tho i do tree work still struggle with why some need to go, anyway great vid thanx.

[@jeffstorm7041]

Bjarne is that a 390xp or a 395xp good job on that trash amazing how it grows fell alot of it in south east Alaska for Colombia helicopters back in early 90s keep your head up be safe

[@BjarneButler]

390. Must of had a lot of fun cutting heli wood in Alaska

[@jeffstorm7041]

@@BjarneButler we did Colombia helicopters ran a real great camp cook's we're from Louisiana Cajun we ate like kings the timber was ok not as big and tall as Oregon coast but we were busheling and we made great money I been falling timber for 18 years now and I like watching cutting videos seeing others skills you my friend are top notch a professional but as you know your only good as your last tree be safe

[@jamesburke5709]

I'm curious what size saw are you using for that job and bar looks like a 396xp husky and a three or four foot bar to me but I'm not sure because of the camera

[@BjarneButler]

390 with a 36” bar

[@skravlesen]

@@BjarneButler looks like a shortbar when your cutting the first tree there. Damn that's some nice wood you guys have! You sir got skills for days and balls of steel😎 Happy holidays!

[@navydogsadventures4332]

Hey great to see you back. Did you stop because if weather?

[@BjarneButler]

Ya, didn’t get a whole shift in

[@navydogsadventures4332]

@@BjarneButler it happens,. That was not the best looking timber there!😁

[@amosmoses8718]

How many trees that big do you cut per day.

[@BjarneButler]

Depends on a lot of factors. Roughly from a couple to a 8-10ish

[@lordsangone]

Dominos! Falling trees style. Keep on choppin..

[@joetexas9884]

Bjarne- I noticed some sparks coming out of your saw. Do you have to run your saws with screens in place during certain times of the year?

[@BjarneButler]

I punch my screens out

[@davidpowell5504]

Recently, I was slashing alder and notice my new Stihl losing power until it would not throttle up. Later, pulled out the spark arrestor and it was blocked. Those Stihls want to run full throttle.

[@dongdinhxuan8657]

Is this the old forest, they're old, so that tree what will you do with????

[@BjarneButler]

It gets sent to the sawmill. I’m just paid to cut it down

[@steppoffaith8426]

Nice job brother! Consider your self blessed as a faller to be where you are. Not many get to tackle those and get be where only A handful of people HAVE set foot. TAKE IT A DEEP BREATH FOR US!! Who built your saws?

[@BjarneButler]

Thanks. Walkers saw shop does my saws

[@dcvariousvids8082]

Challenging trees, nicely brought down.

[@reillystsb]

My phone does the same thing it could be almost night time out and I'll make a video and it's so much brighter I think the new phones with the 3 lenses let in a lot more light

[@nicolaearturczaga4361]

SUPER,GOOD LOOK. 🤗👍🙋‍♂️

[@rogerford4427]

You are having to much fun 🙄🤙. Stay safe 😇

[@marcduclos9789]

I saw sparks on the face cut. What did you hit a meteorite?

[@BjarneButler]

No it’s probably just the chain and bar itself

[@kodeebarber]

What are the flaps you wear on the back of your hardhats? Don't see them down here in the states and if like to try one in the winter time

[@BjarneButler]

It’s just a neck flap that comes with the helmet. But I have sewn a piece used rain gear onto it to stiffen it up. The stock ones are too flimsy and the underside still gets wet and it crumples in the back on my neck a lot, reducing its effectiveness

[@kodeebarber]

@@BjarneButler what type of material is it made out of? And is it waterproof on its own? I may have a go at trying to make one. Thanks for the info

[@victoriousvictor7978]

Well that didn't take long! Glad you made it home safe.

[@BjarneButler]

Ya I tried to upload in camp over night but wasn’t able to, so had to wait til we’re out

[@reillystsb]

What saw are you using 395XP?

[@marklobbett455]

390xp

[@BjarneButler]

390

[@weesebowski8651]

I need work like this!

[@jerryrolen9639]

Sure would hate to limb and buck that mess. Lots of hard work in that old growth,even without the snags. Old growth cedar was my least favorite to fall and buck.

[@johnmccaughan4195]

Nice video, thanks for sharing.

[@timmyd5144]

Have you ever thought to take an old wedge and make a fixture for your camera, put a little cut in something, tap the wedge in, clamp the camera on and voila. Great video, per the usual. 👍

[@BjarneButler]

Good idea

[@davidpowell5504]

Good job with those tough leaning cedars. About as nasty as they come.

[@Bo88y22]

Is there any value to these dead trees?

[@BjarneButler]

Yup

[@DUKEisALIVE]

What do they do with those rotten trees?

[@OkanganMadViking250]

they will either pile it up and do a control,ed slash burn or burns and try to remove as much as possible. or they will chip it if possible just depends on location of the block and access to it.

[@BjarneButler]

Rotten trees are left onsite or made into burn piles

[@ronb4493]

On the Island?

[@BjarneButler]

I’ll just say it’s on the coast 😉

[@ronb4493]

@@BjarneButler Back in the 70s I used to log from Holberg down to Port Renfrew up in the Queen Charlotte’s and a bit up in rivers inlet

[@kingslew1866]

Thanks for the vid!

[@jaybray4901]

I thought you guys on the coast ANFO'ed those big old rotten death trap cedars these days?

[@BjarneButler]

Sometimes we do. The real nasty ones

[@Tackleberry_2607]

Amazing as always.

[@marshallwatkins7818]

Damn ur excellent

[@marshallwatkins7818]

Thanks for ur view of real not ax men

[@lyndseyfrenchfrench7841]

love husky chainsaws

[@drostly3220]

That is a narly setup... Especially with the brittle nature of cedar and all that rot the bases.. hahaha.. You lived, as the video is evidence of..

[@MrMok70]

Chain a bit dull...

[@BjarneButler]

Ya it was in the first tree

[@MrMok70]

That's totally understandable, I've rocked a lot of chisel bit chains, happens all the time. Really enjoy ur stuff, be safe and Merry Christmas from Oregon

[@The250wtf]

Good ol East Creek.

[@mikewhitman830]

No issue with logging but someone is going to have to explain why logging old growth (

[@HabeasJ]

They're at the end of their lifespan and in order to plant a new forest, the old has to be removed. I'm not saying I agree with the practice, but I think there's a case to be made in favor. Because even governments realize the value of those trees (both as potential lumber and as standing monoliths), the practice of old growth logging is very tightly controlled. And being as a lot of the old growth resides on native lands, those tribes and clans have to "OK" any logging before it goes ahead. . Again, not saying I'm cheering old growth logging on, but it benefits the local communities and provides jobs. And if its okay with the people who view that land as sacred, who am I to say otherwise?

[@cohokiller9992]

They are the most valuable trees in the world...Society needs wood products and people need jobs. Also there is more than >2% remaining in Canada. Where did you get this #?

[@Deezle_Gaming]

@@HabeasJ Yeah it sucks to see these old monsters taken down, but if they stand much longer they're just going to rot.

[@davidpowell5504]

On the coast here in Southwest WA there isn't much old growth left. It's sure nice to visit the few remaining patches. However, responsible logging serves a purpose.

[@victoriousvictor7978]

It isn't less then 2 % of old growth left.

[@danieljosephson6721]

Rather b able to take it off then to of not brought it for sure!

[@eddyarundale1566]

👋

[@BjarneButler]

👋

[@saulivarpio9275]

Big tree.here Finnland 100.cm .bikkest

[@areaone3813]

You will be haunted for eternity for killing and removing Gods majesty !

[@BjarneButler]

I’m curious, haunted by who?

[@oldmanfred8676]

@@BjarneButler, Do storms and wind get haunted?

[@cumminsnchevy]

How dare you kill those trees that are already dead🙄😂

[@chuckmondale516]

Go to chuck mondàles utúbe chànñel