150. Sketchy Bucking | Pinched Back-Cut Trick

[@DrTubeman]

Yeah, right on, that's a darn slick trick for pulling away a wedged chainsaw Bjarne, hey, every thing you do and film is entertaining as hell Fella. Chur for the reel, stay frosty in the boon docks...

[@navydogsadventures3500]

Some crazy bucking this video. A branch fell out of no where while bucking one tree.

[@joegreenwood1443]

Thank you for the video.

[@vaughnjones588]

The end of this is what I remember I mentioned to one of you scary situations, your log butt was up in the air Boat I think 2025 feet and I text you and said start at the end. Good to hear you doing what I think is safest for you. And I pray for your crew out there you do a lot of dangerous work out there. Good job though very good entertaining. I miss Being out in the bush I wasn’t a faller, but I was a chaser for cat logging. Fun and yet dangerous. Good job and great 👁️shots of your hard work , stay safe 👍🏽✌🏽💫

[@BjarneButler]

Yes it sometimes makes more sense to start bucking from the top first. Thanks for watching🤙

[@stevenowell]

Leaping and landing on the stump to finish bucking was a cat like maneuver , very impressive

[@b.b.1860]

Wow! That bucking cut at 24 minutes -- if it was that close to ME, well.... I think I'd be throwing away a pair of undershorts!

[@secondgear6079]

Nice Bjarne looks like choker setter with that pro move save your saw b safe as always professional

[@_scrapman4324]

How does the company get all the trees you fall out of the forest? It would be cool to see that operation.

[@BjarneButler]

Thanks for watching. Check out this video of the Air Crane kzbin.info/www/bejne/iaiWhXypbs2Ji7csi=_ptp5yKfxwFMCLDX

[@Texmax6]

The yellow straps are to keep the tree from braking apart on landing.

[@KevinsDisobedience]

That was fucking brilliant how quickly you thought to do that!

[@lambadalou]

Nice movie 🎥 Bjarne Sure is nice cutting in the solid big reds. Nice balancing act bucking them down in the hole 👍👍 Stay Safe ✊

[@Alexhulk]

Good video mine friend!

[@nerv-adc]

Hi Bjarne, I might've missed it in the video, but what was the purpose of the undercut not lining up? Was it just an "oversized" dutchman? Thanks!

[@JacobPaul123]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/nXjFY4aHbLWngNksi=3fZwzw3xYJD9ffGK He explains it in this video

[@BjarneButler]

It’s just a method I use. Once I make my first cut and knock it out, I can then see where my cut are to each other. Then I reposition my saw so the following cuts connect together. Hope that makes sense

[@Texmax6]

And I believe his saw is a 592.

[@BjarneButler]

Yes

[@Alexhulk]

Impressive

[@oldschoolmoto]

cool move using your tape to save your saw im start carrying a tape lol

[@siuslaw]

What are the three yellow straps/ribbons for ?

[@TayHowy]

The big cedars get pretty brittle, its to try and hold the trunk together when it hits the ground instead of busting apart.

[@RandyRatliff-b8p]

Stop a barber chair

[@CHEFTECH86]

Usually only on cedars. They tend to split at the base. So they strap them tight in hopes that it doesn’t split when it falls.

[@toucanvanbeak]

Ribbon

[@geoffrowe4939]

Which one to cut down

[@BrianSimpson-tk3xj]

Nerve racking.

[@russellgilson4072]

Looks like you could be easily crushed by a twisting fallen tree, nervous in Wisconsin!

[@JanyceEvans]

Looks like you're bucking for the crane. Good sized but cut.

[@eddyarundale1566]

👋🏼

[@mrwest5552]

no racking of the nerves, bad for our health.

[@rolandfeuz2306]

👌🇨🇭