ONE MAN AND HIS FORD, vs, BIG DEAD TREE, PART 1.

Description.... This dangerous tree removal job, took up space in my mind for a while, the tree rigging techniques discussed here are not for the novice arborist starting out, there are other tree cutting videos on this channel for that tree cutting fella. this is NOT a tutorial on how to cut down a hard leaning tree. this is the result of many years of falling timber. logging, and back yard tree removals. rigging trees, pls enjoy, and if so, giver the good ol' thumbs up, and a share or two .. thx

[@acutelyalex8700]

Since this was a year ago, maybe you've learned it by now, but: You definitely don't have to apologize or anything for talking through your process of how to fall trees the right way. That's part of why we watch! Keep doing great work

[@jordanford9612]

hey man just saying but as a twenty year old kid who loves to cut and climb, someday I hope to be as good as you. your one of my hero's and I respect what you do. keep making videos!

[@BuckinBillyRaySmith]

Your words are heart felt. thank you. Don't hesitate to ever Ask anything Go with yer gut feelin. And follow yer heart

[@chancewayne88]

We need to see more stuff like this on youtube. Great stuff. Unbelievable positivity here. Lovin' it! Im in the same boat as you Jordan. Buckin' does some crazy good stuff and explains everything, never being conceded or self righteous. He always says there are other ways but this works well for me. The humility is amazing. I bring out the note pad every time I watch his vids!

[@pacificcoastpiper3949]

Buckin' Billy Ray Smith you should give a whirl to some Chinese elm, it makes arbutus seem like basswood

[@canadianbacon4349]

I've only been climbing and falling trees for just over a year and I've had a few of the heavy leaners doing what you did going though it play by play is the best way I found to get the job done keep up the good work

[@BuckinBillyRaySmith]

Well done ,, ask any thing any time pal

[@ImaLastUnicornLoser]

You're killing me with anticipation.

[@BuckinBillyRaySmith]

+T.L. Rice JUST CLICKED PUBLISH ON PART TWO, THX PAL

[@stevejones7140]

Thanks cliff hanger,great job star man

[@BuckinBillyRaySmith]

+steve jones ,, HA HA STAR MAN . THX BUDDY

[@n00b0wn3rzz]

You do a great job of explaining things! Sorry to get serious but I didn't have a dad around, so just know that you and your advice means much more than you realize, to alot of us. Stay safe out there bud

[@BuckinBillyRaySmith]

thx , I think that's why I explain as I do I also was raise by my mother and am pretty much self taught in all I do , but in say that I no what it feel like to be spoken to like I'm stupid and didn't like it , so I don't do it to others

[@natepraskey3950]

Simply amazing, love it and love your channel!

[@joeandmollysantamour]

And the tension builds. Lol. Looking forward to seeing how you do this.

[@BuckinBillyRaySmith]

+joeandmollysantamour thx guys

[@wandawTube]

Hey Billy Ray, I've watched many of your videos and have thoroughly enjoyed them. I'm a complete novice, so many times I don't know what you're actually saying or what you mean. I'm pretty sure you're talking Canadian "shop talk." I'll keep listening and see if I can learn your lingo. Meanwhile I love to see your passion for your work and for the trees. Thanks.

[@daltonwalker8487]

i love your crew cab ford! make a video on it!

[@BuckinBillyRaySmith]

+Dalton Walker ,, thank you.. me too

[@LifeinFarmland]

Wow, that is a tricky one. Just wow. I am pretty sure I will remember this one and my skin is not on the line.

[@BuckinBillyRaySmith]

I felt alive that day my friend,, I have done similar jobs to this , not near as extreme , but gravity is neat

[@BuckinBillyRaySmith]

thank you

[@aaronpal2955]

what bars do you run on your saws?

[@FishFind3000]

You ever cut with the bigger Stihl saws?

[@sigarius1783]

FishFind3000 he did some 461 cuttin I guess thats right between medium an big. Milling with 090.

[@jennarobinson2905]

exciting to ride along with you on this one, i love your stuff. All aspects. being a tree worker i do like to ponder the technical bits of your videos too. I would have had the ropes as you did(one pulling, one 90degrees to the lay holding the lean) but would have faced it in the direction of the lay. Just wondering if i am missing something. seems to me the ropes are everything here and the cut could've been either way? maybe you had to move the crown first to have an angle? perhaps you were thinking the butt was less likely to sheer from the stump if you got it at least a little more upright? Anyway, great stuff. glad you mentioned this one recently, i think i must have seen most of your vids but let us know some other oldies of jobs we may have missed

[@gmanlipripper]

crazy lean

[@BuckinBillyRaySmith]

+gmanlipripper ,, indeed lip rip,, indeed

[@etosuirakuen8596]

This is the video that made me a sub. Japan has Arbutus. We call them ichigonoki イチゴノキ not that big though. Only 10 meters

[@BuckinBillyRaySmith]

hey guys sorry i missed this how are you guys

[@etosuirakuen8596]

Hey Billy Ray, we are good no worries keep up all the good work.

[@BuckinBillyRaySmith]

I will sir

[@BuckinBillyRaySmith]

I will friends take it as it comes

[@dougcarter1924]

JDA Suirakuen Japan ROCKS.

[@CGoflight]

Shout out from the East Coast Billy, Awesome vids. You from Nfld or the Cape?

[@pacificcoastpiper3949]

Vancouver bc

[@raincoast2396]

Arbutus, a really great firewood. Gotta split it right away tho. As soon as it's on the ground and bucked. Once dried, it's as hard as iron to split. My smart arsed nephew found that out the hard way! Full of pee and vinegar, with a big chip on his shoulder. I told him that splitting that old Arbutus was beyond what he could handle. Off he went. Cock sure with an axe. I still lmao!

[@BuckinBillyRaySmith]

copy that

[@thorekirkevold1123]

Rain Coast

[@garybullwinkle6784]

I think I'd move the boat!!

[@BuckinBillyRaySmith]

Gary Bullwinkle ha ha lol right on GARY I M NOT THST SMART

[@martiwoodchip4518]

Sure looks like a pacifc Madrone tree to me

[@martiwoodchip4518]

That is absolutely a pacific madrone, what in the hell is a arbutus?????

[@thenorthener6855]

Exactly the same as madrone, they call it arbutus on Vancouver Island...there are 8 or 9 species of arbutus, and the madrone is the most common in the Pacific Northwest...

[@79pejeperro]

Marti woodchip Arbutus is the scientific gender of all those trees

[@davefriz1302]

Scarry

[@elisardomarw6737]

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