How to cut a tree using a drone?

This is How we used DJI drone to help us cut a branches of a very tall tree. No one was hurt in this video except the tree.
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[@RickyL305]

Creative I agree how the branches from that specific tree was not causing any issues that I saw to be trimmed. If anything trees such as that offer shade for those doing recreational activities on the river itself.

[@y.a.salimu5601]

I knew I was not the only dummy to think of something like this, but your way was a little smarter than my way. thank you for your shenanigans good sir.

[@23desdfe345r2fd23f23]

i did similar with a $20 toy drone and fishing line on a tree hanging over my house. use fishing line to pull up plastic arborist line, and plastic arborist line to pull up a real rope. no need for "payload release mechanism" or anything, just turned off the drone and let it fall. doesnt take much to pull fishing line.

[@spacep0d]

That's funny coz I had the idea to cut a tall palm tree branch with a drone and here I am. Nice work you two!

[@rejoypal4520]

Proud of tony ferguson engaging in other escapades like breaking branches instead of making micro fractures in his body.

[@veradowns2736]

Big project for such a little branch.

[@SalettaRocks]

Cool!

[@abyamy9412]

Genius 👍🏻

[@gearsngraphics8914]

First of all i am an Arborist and im gonna tell you right now i had a guy that a small branch fell 50 feet and it wasn't even that large of a branch. It fell and penetrated through his shoulder blade. Keep lots of distance because especially with you looking up it may be the last day you see the sky

[@lindalealphamale]

Each dude was 50 feet away from the fall zone. A seventh grade geometry student could point that out based on the distance between the two people cutting.

[@traviscarr6536]

Worked pretty well. I believe just breaking the limbs out with the rope would have been easier. Breaking may not have looked the best but pine snaps rather easily.

[@alans75]

What payload release mechanism did you use?

[@LMETFY]

Thanks for the question. There is link in the description. Good luck

[@TonyMontgomery18]

Fuck yeah dude! You just straight up dreamed that up and did it. I recognize that 😁 (To each their own, but I say ignore the safety dorks and Negative Nancy’s who don’t even recognize what you accomplished there, just trying to say something negative.) 👍

[@heyheyduskyhere]

Watch out for the manhacks freeman😂😂😂😂😂

[@Forte_FX]

Do that in Jersey...straight to jail😂

[@Moes_Prep_and_Tech]

really???

[@LMETFY]

😱

[@rencarb3045]

Interesting but Googles darpa should just create a robot that can climb high and do that and if it falls it will simply bounce lmao

[@nateb4543]

DARPA doesn't belong to google. I'm sure they share notes on occasion

[@JS-jh4cy]

Don't stand under the large branch when cutting it

[@ishtlutz1261]

See. THIS is the kind of sh*t that makes me WANT to put on makeup💄& WANT to smile & be on my best manners & GIVE a fuck enough to listen if they talk…. Men being… Competent. Innovative. Intelligent. Creative. Productive. Men being….. Men.

[@Qpadhe]

Not so effective

[@LMETFY]

Well, it worked for us. We were able to cut branches as we planned

[@lindalealphamale]

I guess you didn’t see the branch fall?