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[@tonyb6821]

I'm no psycho tree-hugger, just a sportsman and balanced conservationist, but as I grow older myself and gain more wisdom and appreciation for TIME, whenever I see a majestic old growth tree like that felled my heart winces and breaks... What withstood eons of challenges is gone forever in mere hours for a very short term use or profit. Yes trees are "renewable" but at 100-500-1,000+yrs old they should be left untouched. Have areas designated as 'tree farms' where faster growing trees can be harvested, replanted and rotated... Leave the OLD GROWTH for our future children to be in awe of!

[@petemaravich2245]

I was thinking it, and you said it!

[@holl3308]

@@petemaravich2245 my thoughts EXACTLY! What is the value of felling a treee that has lived through generations. Makes no sense at all.

[@bryantbridgewaters7177]

I remember watching this old cartoon as a kid ( I think it was Looney tunes) that sums it up. It was a scene where this lumberyard was processing hundreds of gigantic tree trunks through about four or five machines. The end result... a tablespoon.

[@kingtut5923]

People they are trees not people , where are your brains in your pocket. Thats how the economy works , or did you forget that part.

[@dewfall56]

Was that tree already dead though?

[@davidbagley2284]

It's tragic to see a tree like that felled.

[@elijahrodgers416]

You must live in the city

[@gonuts1]

so tragic that people can live in homes from that wood. your stupidity is the REAL Tragedy

[@mikespangler98]

The crown was pretty thin, the tree was nearly dead anyway. They are not immortal.

[@fakhruddinmohssaman1731]

Saya percaya mereka menebang pohon cuma untuk rezeki. Bukan untuk keseronokan.

[@anasanshari-tt2zz]

Inilah sebagian kecil orang perusak alam

[@JackMenendez]

This looks like a tragedy to me. We have very few trees like that left in Oregon; there used to be millions.

[@bernecomp]

Did you see how black the upper branches were and the burn scars on the lower trunk. That tree looked pretty dead to me.

[@ahmetfikret]

Amerika'nın bu agaclarami İhtiyacı var bu ağaç kaç yılda Yetişiyor yazık

[@odesobediente7658]

And the Americans talking bad about Brazilians, making it worse, I as a Brazilian am of the opinion that we should pass the current and cut down all the trees there in the Amazon and set fire to everything, then it end the world's greed for that forest that is only ours and not the world's ends. I will take care of Alaska that is very poorly maintained

[@USCG.Brennan]

And Washington and northern California.

[@Peter_Riis_DK]

This is fcking false advertisement if I ever saw one.

[@bubbalouie3973]

Do you hate that tree so much? It bothers you so much that you have to destroy it? All for the sake of a greedy lumber baron. What, does he need another 50 room mansion?! What a tragedy!

[@HarveyWallbanger-ho2cq]

200 years to grow, 2 hours to destroy

[@Anjulo959]

The worst tragedy in the history of the world is caused by mankind.

[@rollinbaker9469]

Honestly, as much capability, courage, skill and damn hard work as this requires, I'd rather have the tree :)

[@smorgasbroad1132]

I couldn't care any less about the tree. Nature destroys trees everyday somewhere with hurricanes, tornadoes etc. and kills the birds and animals that live in them. If nature doesn't give a damn, neither do I. It's the core principle of agency.

[@odesobediente7658]

And Americans want to get involved in what we do with our Amazon, they will worry about Alaska, which is already polluted and modified. Countries do not want the good of the Amazon, what they want is the Amazon

[@rrrrkoop2776]

@@notfiveo they were using hydraulics. the wedges helped the hydraulics and also were to secure the direction the tree would fall.

[@chrissmith3509]

​@@notfiveoI guess you're blond.

[@wrongfullyaccused7139]

Very well, go out and buy property that has those types of large trees on it and be happy protecting them.

[@cpcattin]

People talk about how much hard work this is. I’ve been watching this for 10 minutes and I haven’t broken a sweat.

[@antilex07]

Сотни лет роста, борьбы за существование....

[@iamcyberpunk68]

Man kind destroys just about everything in sight.

[@albertkazemian603]

A Majestic old tree is gone for ever 😢 its a dam shame

[@user-ox3ng7bh9y]

Неужели от безысходности пилят такие мощные и красивые деревья ? Скорее всего Алчность и жажда денег ! Такое дерево 1000 лет растить надо ! НЕ ПОНИМАЮ !!!

[@oldstudbuck3583]

STFU if you don’t understand. Get another booster and put your mask back on it’s a pandemic out there.

[@seymourbuttz6971]

Thank Goodness they finally tracked down that super dangerous stump before anyone else was attacked by it. Hats off to all the brave men and women lightning fast response. Gladly headlines were not sensationalized.

[@carlosteixeira7488]

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[@cpcattin]

Trees of that size are no longer cut in the USA with the exception of cutting trees that serve a larger purpose. (Infestation,disease,potential for structural failure) etc. Our production tree mills have scaled down years ago. Only a small number of lumber producers have the equipment to handle trees of that size.

[@wisedesi442]

Thank god. Is is restriction based on tree size or age? Also federal or state regulations?

[@Albert_Einstein_not]

It’s wonderful knowing that this 200 year old tree is going to turn into something beautiful like an IKEA dining table

[@zharkoo]

That tree seemed to have been healthy and well, cutting it should be considered a crime. That was painful to see

[@USCG.Brennan]

Agreed.....why cut down a healthy tree like that? Was it a danger to a home nearby or something?

[@blowmeyotbweknowugoodfklit2549]

It looked to me to be a fire Hazzard prime for a lighting strike.

[@JohnSmith-ol2qu]

Maybe have a look at the video at the 1:25 mark. The tree was infact damaged at some point in time and likely has bugs or something.

[@USCG.Brennan]

@@JohnSmith-ol2qu Looks like the brush near it may have caught fire and scorched it in that area.

[@eddielavene4190]

The Sixth Commandment does not apply to just humans. There is no predicate to that Commandment, so this is murder in my humble opinion. Anything that is alive in the universe created by the Lord is a predicate to the Sixth Commandment.

[@nickschaefer9320]

The stump removal was the safest part of the whole video.

[@Roucasson]

And it was not the same tree !

[@nickschaefer9320]

@@Roucasson Really not sure if this is an attempt to gas light, but now I'm going to have to watch it again.

[@The_DuMont_Network]

@@Roucasson Nor did I see a stump grinder. And can someone tell me why these videos are always reversed left to right? I believe that is a M A C K truck, not a K C A M!

[@bruceonline]

@@The_DuMont_Network Copyright detection avoidance.

[@kaimachineschannel]

You are wonderful. Good luck to you.

[@michaelscott761]

I can’t believe that, 23 years into the 21st century, there isn’t a suitable, synthetic substitute for construction lumber.

[@gregmac2591]

Most of synthetic materials are made from hydro carbons. Is that ok with you ?

[@2869may]

HEMP..... could make ALL dimensional framing lumber, Just like Timber Strands, LVL's or Microlams.

[@brittseverence7221]

Petroleum based products, but they are bringing production to its end. Dopes.

[@fepethepenguin8287]

Yup... Hemp is the answer.. Not only can you make strong wood substitutes, but Concrete and most petroleum products.. There is a reason we don't grow hemp, the Barrons of the early 1900s would have not never made a profit. Same reason alcohol prohibition happened, cars ran on ethanol, and standard oil could not have that now. So much corruption

[@2869may]

@@fepethepenguin8287 Absolutely, and many of them are long term biodegradable. (Hurst forestry was a big player in getting hemp illegal)

[@tripytaka9462]

Can't believe I got click-baited by stump removal.

[@TerenceSiggers]

Very sad to see such a magnificent tree cut down.

[@elicottero]

I feel the same

[@jpats6124]

Trees are a renewable resource. More will grow.

[@viarnay]

I think the tree is pretty dead

[@TerenceSiggers]

@@viarnay No way, that tree was healthy.

[@TerenceSiggers]

@@jpats6124 Oh, so that makes it right does it, to cut down a tree that has been there for maybe hundreds of years. Sustainable trees are from sustainable plantations.

[@justmewatching]

wait for 10 minutes and then see 1 minute of stump removal. Trees being cut down, logging trucks getting stuck, hay being moved, bark removal, log sawing, it didn't even show a stump grinder.... SO.....anything but what the title says. another site that puts out junk to get youtube money

[@modernman1240]

It FELT like 'a part of me died' watching this

[@bobareeniobobareenio2935]

Shouldn’t be cutting this down (Unless they have discovered that it has rotted inside and it poses a real threat)

[@fbnick9987]

Did not look rotten, but not sure if it was alive.

[@user-jz2qt5ew6u]

Через себя прочувствовал эту боль... Свалили целую Эпоху...

[@globally123]

Not just a tree,but a huge member of our eco-system.

[@notme8121]

Not anymore 😔

[@edwarddrost5299]

I think this is in an area that burned, and the tree never recovered. Lot of charring around. Takes from the animals and forest, but better than cutting a live tree,

[@Glasher1]

@David Hall That dying, noncontributing member of our eco-system had to go and add to our economic system.

[@johnnyquist8362]

Every molecule on earth is a member of our eco-system. Go live in the wilderness for awhile.

[@spartan7717]

What about all the crying that we need more affordable housing? Where do you think the materials come from? Magic? EVERYTHING comes with consequences, despite what libt*rds think. Math and facts... the banes of the left.

[@matson0703]

это дерево стояло не одну сотню лет. Пришёл человек и убил дерево.

[@eternedit]

Да, но вроде как это дерево уже мертвое и сухое. Об этом говорит отвалившаяся кора, мелкие опилки жёлтого цвета, черный ствол под корой и крона там не зеленая.

[@user-xk8yj1kg2d]

оно готовило нападение на человека, человек был вынужден провести специальную операцию

[@thetvbaby83]

Redrum

[@CorneiliusLibowitz]

Profound words by Molly Tuttle.... Two trees in the forest, one was crooked, one was straight Crimson bark and emerald needles growing day by day And though they looked so different, they enjoyed the rain the same side by side A chickadee had told them of a darkness on the land Spinning blades that came to visit carried by a man And every other tree would see them cut down where they stand by and by Oh, can't you see A crooked tree won't fit into the mill machine? They're left to grow wild and free Oh, I'd rather be a crooked tree Perfect trees were driven down the mountain to the mill They turned them into toothpicks and twenty dollar bills It seemed the more the people took, the more they needed still in the end The crooked trees were left there after all the work was done Now they go for weeks and never witness anyone No one left to tell them if they’re growing right or wrong but the whispering wind Oh, can't you see A crooked tree won't fit into the mill machine? They're left to grow wild and free I'd rather be a crooked tree People say I'm different and my way of life seems strange I took the road less traveled, twists and turns along the way But like the crooked tree, I'm growing stronger day by day as the clouds roll by A river never wonders why it flows around the bend A mountain doesn't question how it rose up from the land So who am I to wish I wasn't just the way I am? Who am I? Oh, can't you see A crooked tree won't fit into the mill machine? They're left to grow wild and free Oh, I'd rather be a crooked tree A crooked tree won't fit into the mill machine They're left to grow wild and free I'd rather be a crooked tree Oh, I'd rather be a crooked tree

[@LastFirst-rr9cj]

Us humans created Nuclear weapons too. We or at least a portion of us are insane.

[@FurryEskimo]

Reminds me of a paradox I was taught years ago, about how the places on earth with the most natural resources tend to have the poorest people. Because of their natural resources, the governments need people to gather the resources and don’t need to educate the people.. Meanwhile, places with few resources need to try harder to earn money, and their people end up educated and have nice amenities.

[@daman9351]

These guys are expert hardworking specialists but damn that’s a nice tree😢

[@wcreview8227]

I am no Tree Hugger but it is a little sad to see such a beautiful tree fall! that tree was probably over 100 years old

[@philparmenter53]

The tree they felled was probably a lot older than that.

[@nataliaalegosia5119]

This tree had probably more than 500 years

[@lumburgapalooza]

It's extremely sad. Also, "Tree Hugger" is just a slur industrialists use to discredit rational people who care about being good custodians to the land. We have done a terrible job of that in the US. It's embarrassing.

[@rickvaiBBB]

If it is any consolation the tree was probably used to make a lot of homes for people to live in for the next hundred years.

[@dazaspc]

At least the timber was being used properly and not just shredded to create news print.

[@im1who84u]

Tough and dangerous work even on a day when the weather is nice.

[@jamesnorthup7717]

Did a few years of tree work ( not on this scale) they did it right! You sleep real good after a day of tree work!!

[@dunebuggy1286]

I dont miss those days of being pulled in, pulled out, pulled sideways driving truck.

[@rodhester2166]

Would like to hear the thought process during in the minds of each team member during the cut. Such a balancing act.. crazy..

[@edwardesty4951]

This was supposed to be about stump removal and I didn't see them take out the one they cut down

[@joequillun7790]

I agree. But it was still an interesting video. Could've been titled better tho.

[@wmden1]

That is what I was waiting on, also.

[@uchauhoang4504]

Đốn cây như thế này thật là tiếc.

[@giuliodallocchio8413]

@@joequillun7790 L

[@rchalmers8115]

That chainsaw at the beginning is running so sweet. Well used and maintained. And no useless bulked up gym muscles on those fallers.

[@yamahajapan5351]

Trees have a lifespan just like all living things. The tree he’s removing is at the end of its life. Taking the wood isn’t hurting a damn thing…This is not “old growth”. People are so naive-when humans are extinct, the trees will grow and die just like they have been doing for the last million years.

[@im1who84u]

How sad to see such perfectly healthy, large, and old tree be put down.

[@pabitramohangayan1482]

I am too sad to see trees being cut mercilessly 😢

[@gonuts1]

@@pabitramohangayan1482 What? do you think trees have a heart? They were created by god for our use and enjoyment, but they are not animals or men.

[@jedwards1792]

It wasn’t healthy. Had a fungal infection. Look at the slice carved out before it fell.

[@honourable_id]

Tree was fundamentally dead. It went to good use.

[@honourable_id]

there is an ~114 yo white pine (Pinus monticola) behind my neighbor's garage (36" diameter trunk) that, like that tree in the video, has a dead crown. It's first growth post "the big burn". much rathert it be felled and used for finish lumber than just rot.

[@ChevySS1968]

Am I the only one sad to see such a magnificent tree chopped down?

[@Truthseeker71]

It was a terrible thing.

[@wilsonrawlin8547]

No you are not.

[@renealmodovar4346]

I hate it😭😭😭😭😭

[@alanlimbaugh8718]

Not of course not, I hate to see it go.

[@kylebanks4003]

I dotnnreally no why they did that.didnt seem like for wood lol

[@Reign_x]

Вот они молодчики. Вот так и вырубался настоящий лес раньше при наших дедах. И теперь одни кусты и больших деревьев не существует. Спилили всë торгаши.

[@greenbudkelly2820]

We need to cut more of that old growth lumber. Help control forest fires and cut it while it’s still valuable.

[@Armafly]

From just a seed to a magnificent tree like that. Dozen of years to grow up but just a bunch of hours to make it disappear forever. 😢

[@peterbreis5407]

Dozens? You mean hundreds. But it does leave a nice wasteland behind.

[@markwilding3828]

@@peterbreis5407 Not a wasteland, room for another tree to grow.

[@cgichui]

Look like it will make some really good furniture....and some really thick toilet paper to flush macdonald hamburgers

[@fluffymittens24]

Dozens of years, probably 10 dozen.

[@marybethsmith-hynes2749]

Just like people. Years to grow and mature. One illness, poor decision, or accident and they’re gone forever.

[@jimmyculp8756]

Why would you want to cut down a majestic tree like this one?

[@c.blakerockhart1128]

Pause at 9:21 and you will see that Pine beetles have all but killed it. Once the foliage starts to die off, you only have a couple of months before the entire tree starts to die and ROT while still standing. Once it starts to decay, the wood is all but useless for boards and paper.

[@booberry6715]

For the wood.

[@RomneySucks]

Just for fun! The sound of a majestic tree falling and the crackling sounds of hot coals is what I enjoy... Watching The Tucker Carlson Show on The Fox News Network is enjoyable as well!

[@woifmachatch2101]

Greed, my friend, greed!

[@jacobh9394]

@@woifmachatch2101 hahahahahahahahahahahaha.

[@BethzeidaJohnson]

Using 50" chain saws with the delicacy and precision of a surgeon, awesome, frightening and so skill full.

[@billmilosz]

For every magnificent old-growth tree that is "harvested" a fee should be collected from whoever is profiting off this which would go to buying land with such ancient trees on it which would forever remain in trust. The supply of this kind of tree is not limitless.

[@YouStupidBunny]

“If trees could scream, would we be so cavalier about cutting them down? We might, if they screamed all the time, for no good reason.” - Jack Handy

[@JamieShaffer-yr9jn]

Deep Thoughts by Jack Handy. Because I'm good enough, im smart enough, and dog gone it people like me. As a young teenage child, my friends and I played a harmless Halloween prank on my elderly widowed neighbor. We put a jack o lantern on her porch, stuck a knife through its head with a note that read, " You're Next " This has been a deep thought, by Jack Handy.

[@siggyincr7447]

5:48 For the people concerned about cutting down such an old tree down, if you look at the wedge he removed you can pretty clearly see a large patch of fungal stain. This tree was already dead or dying. Depending on the surroundings it would have become a hazard to anything around it. Removing it while it was still in good shape means the wood will at least get to be used.

[@joanba5510]

Like the other trees that have been cut down and all the destruction on the roads that they open. We all know what's going on.

[@mikewebb8021]

People have no idea about forest management. All these whiners probably live in cities and have no idea how to cut a tree, let alone which ones to take to maintain a healthy plot of forest. I have a varied several acres where I am. Some trees overtake others and crowd them out. Then often the trees that raced ahead are weak and a percentage end up dying and breaking off creating dangerous areas. I harvest these to heat my home. Not every tree cut is a tragedy.

[@paul7769]

Yeah-Probably where you cut is now just a field of impenetrable brush growing up!

[@mkay1957]

@@joanba5510 You sound like another emotionally driven urbanista who knows nothing about forests. Sorry, but going to the mountains once a year for a few days does not make you an expert on forests.

[@mkay1957]

@@paul7769 It already is impenetrable brush and small trees all around that tree. Didn't you watch the video? The forests of the western US were not like that before Europeans arrived. 100+ years of fire suppression has left the forests of the west horribly overgrown.

[@davidtapp3950]

I think this the first time I've heard a tree scream as it fell. Such a sad sound!

[@fluffymittens24]

Lol I thought "and it even cried out as it fell".

[@Cleatus546]

When I was a young logger we didn't need all that sissified fancy equipment. I'd just cut a notch in the trunk with my hacksaw then throw loop over the top and pull it down with my donkey. 💪

[@GabrielSilva-ro5ly]

Quantos anos viveu essa árvore 🌳 em questão de minutos perdeu o direito de viver. How many years did this tree live 🌳 in a matter of minutes it lost the right to live

[@mrhaltstop2294]

Such a giant tree is a part of history and should be preserved

[@vincentsmith977]

The tree that there cutting is so well balanced on top a child could nock it,all for the camera, love to see them nock a tree up a hill with a crosskut saw , the way my Father used to do.

[@gggbbb6987]

Nice to see the tree win for once

[@user-pb4ks2xh4n]

Жалко дерево и всех доя кого оно было домом

[@user-zj3ek4ik7e]

Для дерева свой жизненный срок потом падает и гниение но надо рассаживать молодь обязательно

[@Jay-nb1ss]

I worked in a sawmill for 10 years seeing the log being debarked, and going through the edger making 2x6s brought back memories.

[@whoisjohngalt4880]

Those were 2x12s

[@Jay-nb1ss]

@@whoisjohngalt4880 Cool; But I was really referring to our edger.

[@moacirferreira1321]

Insane, monster, money and one tree!

[@laserfloyd]

Just remember that trees are renewable. We just have to be mindful of how much we take down and be sure to replant areas. Still, does make me a little sad to see a massive tree go down. We have an oak on our property that I roughly dated to around 1860-1880. It's the biggest tree I've ever seen in person. I'm not letting anyone touch that tree. 😉

[@user-tz9ke5kt6u]

А когда Вас не станет- кто о вашем дереве ПОЗАБОТИТСЯ ТО?! (от того и грустно, что Человечество всё больше похоже на ПОТРЕБИТЕЛЕЙ, чем на СОЗИДАТЕЛЕЙ: "Потребляют"- океаны, "создают"- на ведёрко.. 😵‍💫🤷‍♂️🤕😵💰

[@fluffymittens24]

There was an oak in the front yard of the house I rented in Ms. that at least a 4-4.5' diameter. Massive tree. This thing had to be in the ground before the Civil War.

[@user-tz9ke5kt6u]

@@fluffymittens24 Так ведь и дерево на видео - тоже жило очень долго. До того, как пришли люди в те места. А если в Интернете поискать- так на очень старых фотографиях есть реально ОГРОМНЫЕ ДЕРЕВЬЯ. 😓Которые люди вырубали и вырубают до сих пор.. Человечество ПОТРЕБЛЯЕТ больше и быстрее, чем Природа восстанавливается успевает. 🧐🤕😵🤷‍♂️ 💰=☠️

[@janbour8152]

for that matter, just remember that humans are renewable too. Just ask your boss, for you ten others. Our ancestors worshiped old trees. But Critters came and chopped them down. They worship a god they tortured and nailed to a pole. Ever since they have been destroying the world, hoping it will bring back their god.

[@adrianwright8685]

Slightly over protective - not even letting anyone touch it!

[@recs5770]

que tristeza que corten un arbol asi... asi esta esta mundo... una pena verlo

[@xMister.Misterx]

I’m a trucker and i am glad i am not THAT trucker 🤣 That’s a tough job right there! They’re EARNING that money for sure!

[@RenKnight347]

Why the owners chose underpowered Mack Truck conventionals is beyond me! Now, that International cabover had no issues with the turn, the load or the incline.

[@D-EagleMachines-on6dg]

Wow, that's seriously intense! Watching this monster stump removal excavator in action is both thrilling and impressive. Thanks for sharing this fast-paced wood working machine!

[@ly776]

I wonder if anything that was made from this wood, was as useful as the tree was?

[@richardking9703]

It’s dead killed in fire . See the bark falling off .

[@thercattrainer]

What a big and beautiful old growth Ponderosa Pine tree. Loggers are a tough breed of people. Don’t worry! Pine trees are much more sustainable than hardwood trees! 😉

[@johnmehaffey9953]

Leave these majestic trees see out their natural lives

[@NoWayToSee]

One guy working 4 guys looking around. Looks like a union job to me lol.

[@macalacalan1175]

That bloke is one very skilled operator. To make an accurate scarf (wedge) with such a long bar on such a large trunk takes an immense amount of experience and skill, but to do it when the angle (second) cut is made upwards rather than downwards is even more difficult. Given the plunge cut he initially made, I'm assuming the tree had a significant lean (or amount of weight) in the direction of the intended fall - and he was endeavouring to reduce the tension on the opposite side of the trunk (to his scarf and the intended direction of fall) and in order to reduce any possibility of any barber chair effect when he later made his final (back) cut).

[@gogaz.9787]

Похоже последнее дерево свалили☹️

[@DessieTots]

I’m guessing that the chainsaw didn’t come from Lidl’s middle isle.😊

[@robertgascoyne8194]

Tyres on that truck looked like Racing slicks 🤣🤣🤣🤣🇬🇧

[@outoftownr3906]

Shame a few of these really old trees aren’t left dotted around to support wildlife species that can’t survive on young ones

[@robertboykin1828]

like what, a ptaridactile ?

[@ChuckD59]

Yep. No problem here harvesting trees responsibly and following up with restoration (which doesn't happen enough), but this seems like desecration of something historical. Not cool.

[@chunkyfecalbreakfast]

@@robertboykin1828 pterodactyl

[@Leibniz2001]

Disgusting.

[@kiphenricksen6029]

Hey great news then! It turns out that our government set aside 1 million acres of these dead bastards in Washington state alone

[@tidimalokaisara3018]

I guess they are cutting this huge tree to make furniture. That's what trees are for, among other things. Expects indeed, I wish I could know the name of this 🌳

[@Alyyse]

Give my guy a raise. Now!!

[@garyg8036]

Take notes fellas: No one's cutting down that tree 5:00 with a $50 fourteen inch Harbor Freight chainsaw.

[@d-tone551]

I must have missed the dangerous stump removal but I did see a few seconds of dangerous hay collection😂

[@thomasproctor3047]

Missed the stump grinder all together.

[@wickedprotos1937]

The new trend is to put something nuts, or click-baity, in the preview, then you wade through the video to find it, they get more money.

[@ChuckD59]

@@wickedprotos1937 Does a downvote negate that? I will if so.

[@jerrypender9019]

@@wickedprotos1937 So true, and often times you are never even shown that click-bait stuff even if you watch the entire clip.😬

[@wmden1]

Good chainsaw. The operator was no slouch, either. That was a fine tree, too.

[@chriswheeler6092]

The knowledge comes with the mustache.

[@tomv4408]

Watching the pros at work!

[@user-ml8of2gd1q]

the smell....best ever. exhaust and wood

[@donaldpainter956]

That's a hell of a tree I've cut some trees down in my life but I would not jump on something that big he is a pro and when that tree falls he is tired great video

[@brianh2159]

The excavator isn't dangerous. Cutting the tree down is.

[@joserocha9400]

It's very sad to see a century-old tree cut down like this, and for what? I would like to know if this were in the Amazon, how many would be praising the specialized professional work of these men...

[@georgecarberry9222]

Seeing this magnificent elderly giant destroyed breaks my heart? Everything can't be about profit. Some things are sacred & this beautiful old man is one of those sacred things. This is a heartbreaking & extremely sad video!!!

[@papagigo1]

It's renewable !

[@mawgateway]

That logger had some serious skills. Operating a giant chainsaw and swinging an axe with perfect precision. When the right skills meet the right tools, it is fascinating to watch. Not one wasted motion.

[@twill5626]

It’s lots and lots of practice.

[@user-tq1si1tg8c]

下手くそだと思います。

[@SkippingDog1]

It's too bad real skills like this don't get much recognition these days.

[@Alex-px2mb]

Man that board cutter at 14:25 is fearsome.

[@Scott_6666]

Imagine if someone stuck their head in there.

[@genefogarty5395]

Like a gang saw for slab cuts at a quarry, but they're even bigger and scarier, lol.

[@Pixx4you]

We're gonna need a bigger truck..!

[@igotedumacated]

Would have been nice to seen an explanation why the tree was cut down.

[@robertlangley258]

DANG, couldn't they see that the giant pine tree had been there a very long time and it wanted badly to live? Money can drive some men to do absolutely anything; even serve the devil himself. Also all I can say about the pine tree cutting debacle is that was a darn good chainsaw that fella was using. Also I got very tired watching him hammering in wedges to tip the poor pine tree. 🥺

[@Rotary_Phone]

Money will make otherwise good men do anything. If someone offered you $10 million dollars to cut down a thousand year old tree would you do it? I would like to think I would not do it, but that's the whole conundrum of the thing. I can tell you one thing though, the fat cats, and big businessmen that own these business don't have trees cut down around their mansions, and backyards!

[@robertlangley258]

@@Rotary_Phone ......yes when I was young and without a savior yes I would have been drooling at the mouth. But now that I live to tell people about the wonderful savior in Jesus Christ I don't need money. I live off of a retirement & SSA check and I don't live beyond my means that I've been gifted in and by Him. I have a peace in where I am going, I drive a 2000 dodge truck and live in a trailer on one acre of land. I have everything I need, especially a safe and comfortable (for me) life and knowing beyond a shadow of a doubt where my spirit/soul will spend eternity in love, safety and bliss with the Lord Jesus Christ and all who accept his sacrifice for sin, His shed blood. Sir, if you allow yourself to put the terrible things of this earth, where Satan reigns, down and accept Jesus you too can have a wonderful future of what's left here for you and what will happen with your spirit when your time expires. And I know you know your time here is approximately 70 or so years however "eternity" is forever. Your spirit will never die it will exist somewhere forever also. You can only enter Heaven through the shed blood of Jesus Christ our Lord. I pray you think about this and you too can live without all the pitfalls that are placed in front of you here. May God place someone in your life now that can help lead you to Him. Take care my friend. 🙏 p.s. No I, like you, would not cut this tree down. 😊

[@FurryEskimo]

It’s not about the money, it’s an opportunity. People are opportunists, and leaving a tree standing means passing up on the opportunity. Some of us can do that, but it’s hard to expect Everyone to, so unless we have laws forbidding it, stopping it from being an opportunity (or an easy one at least), than someone’s likely to jump on it..

[@johnanderson8740]

Very impressive loggers, dangerous stuff!!

[@josephallen7700]

And the trees are all kept equal, by hatchet, axe & saw!

[@baum-garten]

It is a shame to fell such a tree😢

[@tomtom4405]

That tree couldn't harm any more people after they cut it down. Bravo you saved people from that hundreds of years old tree. It went to make plywood you made the world a better place. On behalf of my 3 kids, thank you for improving the world

[@voltekthecyborg7898]

The old things in life will pave way to the newer things. This tree did survive many years, but it accomplished so much.

[@astroboy483]

Accomplished what exactly? It is a plant. It grew. It could do little else.

[@voltekthecyborg7898]

@@astroboy483 It's a fricken filter. All plants filter out greenhouse gases (like CO2) and turns it into air we breathe. that, and it helps make more trees further down the road. SO yes, it accomplished far more than you have ever done in your life.

[@user-vg1jd5xj9u]

Fantástico, lindo lindo lindo o histórico. Parabéns.

[@Cleatus546]

Back in the day I would chop the roots with my axe, then kick the stump out with my boot. Simple as that.

[@dantschosik6777]

easy way to remove tree stump just as long there's no gas pipes or water pipes underneath or around the tree

[@dennissmith7214]

Damn that was a lot of work the chainsaw guy had to do for one tree😳……..that ripper on that excavator made short work of that stump! 👊🏽🤷🏽‍♂️

[@johnwoody9505]

the tree that was felled was huge and on a slope, the punt stump was on the flat.

[@eastcoastrifraf9101]

Dangerous job. And this guy's a pro. RIP tree.

[@cotbayun4713]

- "This tree is more than 1000 years old" - “And now we’ll find out for sure.”

[@ColonelBummleigh]

What a drop. 9:34 look at the hinges - lovely work.

[@EternalSorrowForTheDeparted]

Мне очень жалко это величественное дерево, наверное я буддист. Оно начало расти когда тех кто срубил его ещё не было на свете. Надеюсь, он было уже мёртвое!((

[@bravokilo1972]

Definitely a different stump being removed… Wayyyyy smaller!

[@jerrypender9019]

Agreed! Leaves me wondering how effective it would have been on that massive stump.

[@bravokilo1972]

@@jerrypender9019 Exactly

[@MichaelCaron-jz4cz]

The tree is dead. It was killed by fire. You may notice there is no sap.

[@sarcasticguy4311]

Some real brainiacs working here running bald tires on overloaded trailers for offroad applications. Dragging wheels down the hill is another huge brain move.

[@RenKnight347]

An old truck driver once told me that the only thing that you got with a Mack truck is two A - wholes (intentionally spelled wrong so the Speech Police doesn't get too triggered) staring back at one another once the you know what hits the fan!🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@Al-rs2rr]

I'm no expert but these fellers seemed to have a pretty good idea of what they are doing.

[@mikekokomomike]

Like the disclaimer "Folks, don't try this at home ". Tree surgeon at work.

[@garylivingston9052]

Back in the early days they used large hand saws with one guy on each side. Those early pioneers cut trees like this down and much larger on a daily basis with primitive tools and equipment. Those guys knew what they were doing.

[@Al-rs2rr]

@@garylivingston9052 I am glad that someone like you with your vast experience and obvious knowledge of those "early days" is around to educate all of us lowly imbeciles. Regardless of what you say, these guys know what they are doing even if they do use ultra modern equipment like a f**king AXE..