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[@kennethhanson560]

The slo-mo of the hemlock bouncing and bending was fantastic.

[@brianstratton8767]

I'm sayin'! Was hoping for some forest footage; thanks Em & Boss Man.* Been wondering if he actually measured or just eyeballed but learning more w/each watch.

[@amerritt261]

You girls work hard and do Great work. So many parents can only dream that their kids turn out like you.

[@gregkarkowsky967]

you should do an episode about the equipment the Boss uses. Types, sizes, brands and why he chooses a particular type. Even what tools he feels are a waste of time. he seems to use a limited amount of stuff.

[@cripplecreeksawmill]

Your dad absolutely GETS AFTER IT! Man, you can't teach that kind of work ethic!

[@mikekernan5388]

I'd disagree with only a small part of what you say. I would wager the Boss's folks had a healthy work ethic.

[@fredericktownhomestead8094]

Brings back fond memories. I would often chop in less than ideal weather conditions.

[@bobmoore5242]

The Boss and his 390 are awesome to behold.

[@hobsonbeeman7529]

Take good care of your Dad, he is the cog that drives the rest of the business, you don’t want the cog to get damaged and stop the machine!

[@bobbygreen2291]

I admire that daddy of yours , very good at everything he does.

[@Klperformance68]

Hands down one of the most hardest physical labor jobs that’s left in this country! Much respect to all loggers out there! 🍻

[@dennishinkle5010]

That was too cool. Hard work that he loves is never work. Mud is a big problem. Thank you.

[@stephenwilliams4118]

How exciting to actually be in the woods watching The Boss fell those giant trees .

[@roberttribbie9179]

Great video - The Boss, knows what he's doing !!!

[@johnsmith-sw7ii]

I have watched many, many of your videos and am really impressed with your Dad's work ethic. He seems driven to work hard to provide for your family. I'm also impressed with how he seems to have instilled hat same work ethic into you kids. Though at times I know you all wish you were somewhere else you accept your responsibility and work hard. AND ...Your Mom is amazing...hard worker...driven AND I think the person who kept you kids in line all these years. I'm really glad you started this channel so we get to see how a really tight family pulls together to get by. A trait sadly missing in a lot of American family's today. Kudos to you all. One more thing....the main rule of every sawyer I know is to NEVER work alone....I think your Dad puts himself and all of you at risk when he does so. Stay safe!!!

[@whatscoldoing5627]

Anther very enjoyable episode from the family unit. Whilst I always enjoy your daily snippets of life in the yard, it is nice to see some longer story like videos on the variety of activities you folk get up to. Full marks yet again Em.😁👍🏆

[@jasonc514]

Great videos!!! Please stay safe while standing in the danger zone. A dislodged limb from above can cause severe damage to ones person. What better excuse to purchase a hard had in your favorite color. I would also like to add that you have a good eye for camera angles. The effort of being out in the woods and hauling that equipment by hand is not easy but if you love what you do you've never worked a day in your life.

[@Kwhopperfan]

What a great cut and drop of that tree! Experienced man with a saw right there 👍🏼

[@WCGore]

Great show Dad! 👍

[@jakezgab8576]

I see where your hardworking ethics come from, from a hardworking parents. 👍🏻

[@johntalley7326]

All the lumber and cutting and wood stuff in your videos is pretty cool but it all pales when compared to what we see about life and family. You all are living examples of what makes me proud to call myself an American.

[@greggrondin3034]

Them some big trees for sure! Great video!!!

[@davesandlin2145]

A BOSS that leads by example, a General on the front lines everyday.

[@erikpeterson25]

nice work! both the felling and the video.....always enjoy your videos....thx... i am in Maine ..my dad grew up in Mansfield PA. thanks again for your videos cheers

[@michaelwhiteoldtimer7648]

I could watch logging videos all day, thanks for sharing. I love your dads enthusiasm

[@230e4]

Looks like your dad is getting some nice board footage for your mill. Stay safe.

[@johnkirby6547]

Your dad absolutely loves his work and is very good at it. I do hope he has a trauma kit on him, since he is alone most of the time doing his magic.. Really is amazing watching him go after it.. Love and best wishes to all of you.

[@davewmck]

Fantastic content!

[@michaelnelligan1214]

Always a great job filming ! You could easily make movies.

[@garyemig8813]

Hello. Emeral Glad to see your dad use Husqvarna chain saws Your Filming keeps getting Better. Glad to see what You are creating Big Future

[@AlmostItalianBrothers]

Haha boss man after every tree... “WOOOH!” Seeing someone love there job that much puts a smile on my face. Imagine if everyone wanted to do their job how the world would be

[@daivdash]

My friend, you have it all wrong. Boss isn't working...he's playing in the woods and it just so happens people pay him for it.

[@stevendyer6509]

I love the background music.

[@redbonemike17]

Awesome video .....definitely one for the top 10 list !

[@woodworkking1099]

Some incredibly professional videography at 5:15, great shot Em!

[@jerrytoler9789]

Thanks for another great video!

[@ivanpaultaurua9246]

The man is a absolute beast a glutton for punishment however these selected felling are often a matter of mature selection especially chosen for its specific character however pictures of a dangerous occupation and the appalling conditions an operator has to endure and people like my self appreciate the window of opportunity to actually witness an amazing skills your father has demonstrated by his endurance and his stubborn determination thanks ‘Em for a “walk in your father’s boots “ for this occasion from a distance

[@richardanderson2742]

That is some really nice pine. Nothing of quite that size is available around here, where an 18-log is about it.

[@richardmorgan9234]

Another great video. Your videos are very informative, entertaining and educational. I enjoy every aspect of your Family’s Business, activities and abilities. Thank you, your siblings and parents for sharing your stories. It is impressive that a Family works and plays together with success and enthusiasm. Keep up the great work and stay safe!

[@ronwilson6186]

Great video, you will get lots of nice lumber out of those trees.

[@richardjacques6370]

Always nice watching you videos. And yes tea is good for you

[@papinkelman7695]

All that miserable weather makes the trees grow... Also: tea? Pictures or it didn't happen. 😄

[@charlesuding8003]

How cool. He dresses up as a Power Ranger to go to work.

[@markfoster6110]

Better come to Australia and play with hardwood . The hemlock looks easy sawing ! Good job stay safe

[@RichardThompson-gc1cf]

Great videos good work

[@jimbenton7191]

Well done saw hand!

[@Whipkick2]

Appreciate the all weather report. Stay safe.

[@steves.7872]

Great video love it. How about a video on all of The hand tools that they use in the field.

[@robertsimmons1264]

That's a heck of a feller there!

[@daveknase5635]

Holy crap big trees 😬

[@bobwollard9105]

Interesting to see steam coming from the tip of your dad's chainsaw bar at 6:45 into the video. That man is a hard working fellow.

[@austenwiedrich4879]

I’m always on the lookout for good tree gear, do you know what brand the Boss man’s rain coat is in this video? Any quick pros/cons he has?

[@ShainAndrews]

You should weigh all the gear your pops packs with him. Including the rain gear. Packing that in and out through a forest floor is tough going... much less on grade.

[@haplessdilettante]

The man has his trials beyond the harvesting of trees under challenging conditions. He also sired beautiful hardy girls remaining in his stewardship and watchful eye. I'm sure your admiration of him doesn't go unappreciated.

[@ronw8628]

damn that's the hard part of lumber business!

[@stephencoster9532]

Hiya Em, Wonderful video, thank you both. Still missing your bro, is he on the mend? I'm with @Steve S, a video on dad's equipment would be good and help our understanding too. Stay safe, Steve...

[@bucksiouxwanan4320]

Lumberjacks have a reputation for ruggedness in any weather conditions. Thanks for sharing 😀👍👏!

[@robertsturtecky6293]

Those are much bigger hemlock than we have around here, A Col. Edwards built atannery many years ago , hemlock bark was used in the tanning process. Many were cut down for this. The town was originally named Edwardsville.

[@Yodie208]

The Boss does not wear chaps, yeah, I know,he has been doing it this way for years., but he is getting older as we all do. At least get him a Crew Chainsaw Trauma Kit to carry with him, it's small and can fit on his belt. One slip on wet branches or mud can easily nick an artery on his leg, I know from experience and won't elaborate. Working by himself increases the risk expotentially too. Be safe, love the videos... Peace

[@jonnyfischer4035]

I think the Boss is wearing a pair cut resistent pants like we have in europe a lot the are more comfortable and water tight to

[@jasonc514]

My Father-In-Law explained to me that it was to keep the stumps as low as possible due to requirements, plus they were paid by the board foot back then and using the conventional face cut would take away from that as well so they used the humboldt. Plus it allowed the face cut to fall out when fully cut, something that was useful as the cuts became larger.

[@andyp5853]

Another great video girl I like the way you roll

[@billherrick3569]

Excellent video. Will you get to saw those logs or are they going to another mill?

[@Z-Bart]

@5:20 that concussion force was epic. Hope the tree didn't crack.

[@kurtcraig3421]

thumbs up for team doors.

[@storybookfloors1702]

“Fortune favors the brave”

[@yourawesome7127]

Thank yous for sharing

[@timothyrhoads5634]

Wow I’m so impressed. Wish I could be there to help. Also you and your sister are beautiful girls . I really enjoy your videos. 😊❤️

[@craigdonnelly2290]

You might give the folks a look at the special type boots loggers wear.

[@gregkarkowsky967]

The "Boss" is a regular Charles Ingalls.

[@sunline24]

Another fine video Em.

[@ajpsawmill4314]

Nice hemlock, pouring in central NY

[@georgevillarreal7592]

drinking all that coffee will make you an "old lady" too soon, haha

[@billyshumate853]

Nice video. Should be able to get some good lumber outta them.

[@georgeshotrodbarn2113]

Good video and good camera work

[@paullambo4787]

Awesome felling

[@grzegorzkempinski9398]

Good job. Greetings from Poland

[@andiarthur5165]

Hi Grzegorz, I’m Ken’s (Boss man) mother. My family was from Poznan Poland. I visited your country and it is incredibly beautiful

[@zandemen]

Trimming off the butt is breaking my heart, that's the best part of the tree for us shake and shingle guys.

[@rickrick7309]

Good job on video 👍

[@dugganwoodworks]

Great skills. Not many that can do that!

[@PAI93]

I thought Americans only did those upside down cuts when felling. You do it exactly the way we do it in Norway, same weather as well 😅 Only thing different is we don't go "whoo" when the tree falls. But we also fell the trees when they are much younger. So give us trees that big, and we might also let some excitement slip out 🤠

[@KenBreon]

Many of the loggers in our are have been trained by people from your country (this was about 30 years ago). We also use that face cut because most of our trees are felled at ground level.

[@billroberts3864]

We always had a cutting partner close by so we could call for help when we were cutting trees.... just in case one of us became injured.

[@AR15231]

It’s a bad day for outside work, I’m glad you didn’t make it worse by using that old Ka$ha/Pitbull “Timber” song in this video.

[@Hollywoodhouse74]

I say get a bigger saw but whom ever seems to struggle with that lil one

[@happyinfidel1]

needs a bigger bar..

[@markhowes126]

Will you saw that pine or sell logs?

[@badass98kx250]

Boss man can drop a tree and put it any where he wants he's been doing it a long time

[@bille294]

Were those bad spots on that hemlock he was cutting out? Those were some massive trees!

[@pvillehick67]

Does he work on site alone?

[@jamesrussell6870]

Cutting pieces off that base is leaving a pile of potential stickers or firewood in the woods?

[@spongeorpete7289]

4:48 is a nice photo!

[@frankhurley9684]

Hi Frank from Liverpool UK. Will you advance to logging yourself, are you aware of any female loggers in your area. Keep up the great vlogs.

[@michaelmaker8169]

So how many logs does he get out of each? 5 or 6 - 16 footers?

[@leonardobatistarocha7956]

The Lumberjack Jackyl Composition: Jesse James Dupree Ha haaa I was born in the backwoods Of a two-bit nowhere town Fathered up some rock 'n' roll (baby) So your mothers could boogie down I ain't whistling Dixie No I'm a rebel with a groove All around the world the go 'round and 'round When they dig on my new stainless steel sound oh yeah I'm said a lumberjack baby And I'm gonna cut you down to size I'm a lumberjack now baby And you're the one you're the one that gets my prize When you hear my motor running You know I surely be coppin' a rise Oh! So I'm gonna crank it up down the alley and jack it Woo I'm a lumberjack now baby I'm a lumberjack now baby I'm a lumberjack now baby Ohh I'm a lumberjack now baby But I ain't jacked my lumber baby Since my chainsaw you (Oh yeah) Ha haaa Whether you like it or whether you don't woo That's the way we like it

[@orgcoast5990]

Do you own the woodlot?

[@ts6141]

Do you guys replant or are you just logging property you've bought into or however that works?

[@lumbercapitallogyard]

We do not replant, that is up to the landowner who we harvest for

[@whatthefunction9140]

do you own the land and trees? or do you buy the logs?

[@lumbercapitallogyard]

We harvest for land owners

[@brewster3987]

Wait. Tea? Who are you and what did you do with Em?😆

[@bobbymcbulge18]

Tea is yummy

[@kirkyorg7654]

cool

[@erwinaddison2030]

How old are the trees?

[@SawmillerSmith]

Look to be about 75 year old trees.

[@oldpossum57]

Really good camera work, editing, slo mo! Like BillE asked, can you explain why your dad cut those rounds off the butt log? He sees something I don’t.

[@acajutla]

Tree rot probably

[@Gto1927]

I would have cut the butt log 8’ and got a bunch of 2x4 or 6s.

[@bluecollartrader1791]

Trying to get above the center rot that you can see on camera.

[@lestatangel]

dangerous work

[@williamdawson3353]

How about how you feed the boss. He must burn a ton of Kcal in the forest.

[@edgardavis1562]

AMAZING 🤩!! I’ve been wondering 🤔! I thought you had an older brother that worked in the woods with your dad, is he still working with you??

[@lumbercapitallogyard]

He moved to Minnesota

[@biguncle554]

@@lumbercapitallogyard guess he didn’t want to be a logger?

[@lumbercapitallogyard]

He really enjoyed it actually, it was a girl!

[@edgardavis1562]

@@lumbercapitallogyard Thanks for letting me know! I have just been wondering, because I only seen him on your channel a couple times when I first started watching. And it usually is always a girl!! 😊

[@edgardavis1562]

P.S. I’m sure you all miss him too!!