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[@tuimalila]

Thanks for posting the video JT...I couldn't help feel anxious while watching this when you first started the chainsaw. Sure does bring back memories of watching Dad and Grandpa and You and... in the logwoods. =-)

[@raincoast2396]

No hearing protection, eye protection, leg protection, head protection and it looks like he is wearing soft toed cross trainers on his feet. Cuts his wedge mouth upside down, starts his main cut by sawing away the corner hinge, the stump shows no hinge left in place, overloaded truck and trailer with just 3 straps! Yep. Real safe operation operation there Billy Bob!

[@joewilson1589]

Rain Coast let me guess you cut pine.? or have you?

[@RJM1011]

+Rain Coast How do you know it was overloaded ??????????????????????????????

[@joewilson1589]

+soaringtractor thanks always somebody got to push...

[@joewilson1589]

correct....common sense goes a long way...thanks

[@5herwood]

And that sloping back cut seems logical but it has been proven to be less safe and less efficient. This guy has been doing things his way and got away with it so long he thinks he's Paul Bunyan. I hope no body copies him.

[@rogervandergriff1851]

Great video, keep them coming!!

[@Fantisan95]

Enjoyed the video.. Reminds me of when my dad and I used to do these kinds of things together

[@RickJames-xy6io]

Awesome video. Real people doing real things.

[@glazedyeti888]

If you don't mind me asking, how much is a load of logs worth at the mill like you had at the end of the video?

[@quadrunnerb4500]

So how do you pick the trees out to be cut? Do you have a forester, some sort of management plan, or is it just done by size?

[@joewilson1589]

all of the above.....thanks

[@jimsteele7108]

Looks like white oak. Fun video, thanks!

[@chelseaboss099]

awesome video, awesome little machine too, thanks and keep up the good work, and to all the youtube safety warrriors out there, stay on your keyboards and outa the woods

[@hilbillejoe]

thanks for the comment and yes i have many more to upload just need the time..........hope your cancer is ok........

[@michaeltarasenkoop2389]

Cutting a large tree is one part of the story to me, getting it to the saw mill is the second part of the story very labor intensive !

[@pennyboine8118]

Looks like regular southern logging operation.people that know what there doing and how to get the job done.seen it myself done it myself as did m y father and grandfather for over 6o yrs

[@robertgreen2288]

love your safety equipment and the way you clean your work area before felling.

[@andrewmyers1447]

well damn that is a husky

[@rossconrad6108]

We log in Kentucky too down on the western end McLean county

[@hilbillejoe]

@Jemalacane wasnt trying to be defensive but you never know what is on some peoples mind........thanks for commenting!

[@austindenotter19]

nice low overhead operation sir!

[@ADSTANLEY68]

Thats a good skidd for a ol 440 lol. I work for Harris Logging in south west Va. We are a small crew 4 men and we run on average 22 loads a weeks. Cut for heart forest. just thought i would share some loggers got it made with grapple skidders and shovels ha. I run a 95 640e skidder not to old but not new thats for sure

[@joewilson1589]

we had a 640 dual arch grapple, didn't like it worth a crap...pound for pound the 44o will out work it......that will open a can of worms! thanks for watching

[@appalachianmountainman8126]

That was a fine load of logs. Are y'all still running?

[@hilbillejoe]

thanks man ...they always gotta run their mouth

[@storminnormanz]

how many feet do u usually haul on that truck and trailer

[@jdatwood7086]

Nice payday there! 💰💰💰

[@RushLedZeppelin]

nice saw i have a 372xp love husqvarnas

[@hilbillejoe]

sorry took so long to reply...computer was stupid........we got chains.....just depends on the job thanks for watchin

[@lynnqueen6614]

nice logs

[@chadhauskin1461]

where about in Kentucky are you?

[@keithlloyd4254]

Yeah it's ok for now but it will be back sometime. I'm cool with it though - look forward to seeing more uploads. Good luck.

[@allamericanhorselogging3883]

I'm a Logger in Michigan.the guy cutting the trees down should stop he don't know what he's doing he should use directional boar cutting method.ya he should get a bigger saw up here we use 395xp and 390xp

[@keithlloyd4254]

Good to see someone who seems to know what he is doing, there are some real fuckwits on you tube. I had to finish falling about 3 years ago due to cancer but miss it terribly. The video brought it all back with a vengeance.Do you intend to post any more?

[@hilbillejoe]

@molionicharee thanks we will post a saw mill one soon

[@hilbillejoe]

about 4,000-4500 feet

[@hilbillejoe]

thanks tnlogger....

[@snazzyusername]

Is that a 460 chainsaw?

[@hilbillejoe]

385xp..thanks

[@michaeltaylor9184]

evidently OSHA does not have an office close by. in Oregon would have been fined heavily for the violations.

[@dice341]

where in Ky? Morgan county here.

[@joewilson1589]

Pulaski co. we are based in Russell co.......thanks for watchin

[@stevebrostowitz6490]

Why no hard hat? Waiting to get killed. Not smart

[@HORIZON8026]

dude who ever is cutting is gonna trip over something while trying to start the saw like that left handed and cut the legs up i dont know why people start saws like that its just crazy i aleast hold on to the handle bar with my left and and start pushing the saw away from my body. but anyways awesome

[@joewilson1589]

thanks for watchin.....at least the chain brake was engaged but thanks for the comments.......

[@HORIZON8026]

hey what kind of timber is that

[@joewilson1589]

red oak,hickory, white oak,thanks for watching

[@andrewmyers1447]

them stils just ant got the power

[@shawnp8429]

I bought a echo commercial grade,sc600 and love it . bought two other echo saws.I have a Stihl 880 for the big ones

[@pedropedrinho813]

Demora tanto tempo a cortar os pinhsiros

[@joewilson1589]

+pedro pedrinho i guess

[@bucheron1007]

Bin il a mal au dos non car il le coupe a une sacrée hauteur étant bûcheron jamais je n'ai couper un bois a cette hauteur ? n,importe quoi le meilleur du bois n'est pas pris /// écureuil !!!

[@davejohnsen5202]

tHE 30TH WAS MY 50TH BIRTHDAY....WOW

[@hilbillejoe]

@Jemalacane and what is your point?

[@andrewmyers1447]

you neen a bigger saw buddy

[@andrewmyers1447]

get a huskey

[@jamesranger9193]

YOU NEVER EVER,EVER CUT A TREE DOWN INTO OTHER STANDING TREES

[@joewilson1589]

+james ranger been doin this for thirty years....thanks for the comment...

[@austindenotter19]

read joe wilsons reply.

[@kutunuikunikuni1301]

Jerk!!! No safety gear .....drop starts.....who let this guy loose with chainsaw..

[@oldstudbuck3583]

Shut the fuck up you unemployed armchair welfare collecting scumbag

[@miketreadwell5654]

safety gear???? state would shut him down

[@stephenjray1988]

Thats old scool logging lol are yall still in buisness

[@hilbillejoe]

oh yea still working...thanks for watchin

[@stephenjray1988]

awesome

[@joewilson1589]

thanks..

[@cheriphillips3762]

stephenjray1988 n aa y i

[@RushLedZeppelin]

was that a 372xp?

[@jamesranger9193]

ALL VENEER AND GRADE IS CUT AS LOW AS POSSIBLE, AT GROUND LEVEL. YOU JUST LOST 200 bucks

[@joewilson1589]

+james ranger just for your info..cattle has ran in these woods that makes mineral cant sell minerals ...just made a few bucks

[@joewilson1589]

+john wayne thanks for the comment.......

[@austindenotter19]

maybe. but if you are in the know then you would know that those butts dont roll veneer off very well. if you cut above the main swell you can get a premium price for your logs. happy logger happy landowner.

[@johnnypopper1071]

your a dumbass, always think you know everything just from a short youtube video lol