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[@SUROBLEDEKchannel]

Wood cutting with godly skills

[@DarrenNowe]

From a logger from the EastCoast believe me, what you’re recording while making a living is super cool. No need for a camera man, it’s awesome. Stay safe and happy new year!!

[@jaysonstinson9458]

31:20 might be the most epic moment in any of your videos

[@slaughtermish4143]

I would love to operate a drone camera for you, you have some of the most amazing views in your videos. Indeed a dream job. Both the felling of big trees and recording it.

[@secondgear6079]

Stay safe mountain goat

[@frankworsley7476]

Happy New Years Bjarne!! Thanks for all the great videos this year and I am definitely looking forward to seeing more from you. From our family to yours, cheers buddy.

[@jaysonstinson9458]

35:50 is also one of your most epic moments

[@navydogsadventures3500]

Those trees are taking off. Very cool.

[@KevinsDisobedience]

Bjarne’s channel should be mandatory for any current trainee.

[@johnstaudacher7752]

anyone else look for the logs every time he shows the lake?

[@nickfoster9350]

30:55 so rad. I love watching you fell sketchy snags in less than ideal situations. Those are the situations I like being in the most. Total pro.

[@johac7637]

Next time you go to Lowe's and get a Cedar fence board, take a moment and think about the sweat that goes into just getting it on the ground,never mind into the rack at the store.

[@kerryjohnson2512]

That is some steep, broken up ground. Then, toss in the rotten snags and heavy leaners, all in days work for a professional faller like yourself. Keep up the great work and be safe always. Happy New Year! I always said, there is not a tree out there worth my life when I was falling big timber in Southern Oregon years ago.

[@robertodebeers2551]

I could do all this, if I wasn't sitting in front of this computer. Excellent work as always Bharne.

[@fern6114]

Last video I assume… last question, what is really done with this wood… take care and stay safe in 2024…cheers from Luxembourg 🇱🇺 Europe 😊 65000 subscribers ohhh man…❤

[@treemanclint2883]

Cedar is mostly going into cedar shakes for roofs and siding, so even the busted up, half rotten stuff gets hauled in and utilized for what's in it. Old timers told me they cut 700 year old trees rooted over the fallen logs of even bigger cedar that were cut out and used and was just as good as the forest logs. The good sound, clear logs are sawn for lumber and beams and choice cedar and hemlock logs are sliced for veneer. Owner of veneer company I sell to buys logs up there.

[@fern6114]

@@treemanclint2883thanks for the info, I saw a video on Arte that most from the forest in canada 🇨🇦 goes for cellulose and pampers, take stay safe

[@treemanclint2883]

@@fern6114 just the low grade and small white wood. The cellulose material is coming from mainly Balsam Poplar, Populus Balsamifera, which grows more so in the inland provinces, not the coast.

[@JimPalmgren]

The big hollow tree looked dangerous to cut

[@KevinsDisobedience]

Low rakers blues. Nothing is more irritating.

[@Andy-in5yn]

Fck! That last tree got some height 🤣 it was cool see the big one......dead horizontal in mid-air! Nice video as always 👍

[@leonardryan8723]

Bjarne there use it for fence post . Make the chips fly buddy . 😊

[@tibyflorian8279]

Please use more the 592xp

[@terrykoch1250]

TOO many stumps, they are busting up good wood on the fall.

[@ÁrvoresEmadeiras]

Hey Bjarne, have you ever considered having a lanyard around the trunk and tied to your belt to give you some stability? What are your thoughts on that?

[@johnstaudacher7752]

I was thinking the same thing because to the right of that tree it's a 20ft drop

[@phillipqueenslandaustralia4948]

Get yourself a drone and film it from anywhere mate.

[@KonaCarey]

missed a stump or two with that one!

[@iffykidmn8170]

was waiting for a runaway downhill chain-reaction to take out the Heli pad. 🤪

[@RhinoRider2006]

Do those trees get recovered or turn to dust? I see in your videos you drop trees way down. are you just clearing or harvesting?

[@Rockingruvin]

Big cedar at the end, well at 31:00-32:00.

[@griseobarba7989]

Happy new year.

[@greenthumbprepper8653]

FULL SEND!!!!

[@eddyarundale1566]

👋🏻

[@ziadabotarek65]

Great job, my friend I work in the same field I wish I could work with you I wish you safety

[@rlsmarine]

Happy New year. Great videos I enjoy every one of them.

[@83glacius]

you re not spending New Years Eve home Bjarne? be safe!