SPRAWLING BACKYARD SILVER MAPLE!!! Winter tree work with Hamm's Arborcare in Wisconsin!

[@kevinhammatgameoftrees7080]

Great edit Jacob! I really hope everyone watching realizes the effort Jacob puts into editing. Capturing the work is easy, capturing the culture and experience is the art that Jacob brings to the table. Tying together multiple cameras and having the conversations sync together takes meticulous attention to detail. Great job brother. It was truly a pleasure spending time with you. Looking forward to more from that 600 gb of footage:)

[@GuiltyofTreeson]

Thanks Kevin I’m looking forward to watching your videos as well :)

[@norbertriojas]

I just use iMovie on my iPhone because A: I have no patience, and B: I HAVE NO PATIENCE!! So I for one very much appreciate the time and effort this man puts into his vids. Thank you Jacob!

[@opietaylor5778]

What rope is Taylor using? I’ve got the same one I just don’t know the name lol great video btw glad to see y’all together

[@petermuceus541]

😭😭😎

[@kevinhammatgameoftrees7080]

@@opietaylor5778 Marti Gras by all gear

[@gebada7655]

Jacob I respect the way you always thank and say congrats to each team member when you are finished with the project. That’s a class act and mark of a kind person. Well done.

[@KBH27]

Totally agree.

[@murraysbearbayingplotts7132]

Anytime I get discouraged from climbing I go and watch the vid of you and Jed climbing that big cottonwood

[@9.16TreeService]

That is a good one 👍🏼

[@billvandorn5332]

I miss climbing you guys are fortunate

[@shawntrevordaniel]

Same

[@monradbayliss9281]

Taylor with the owl vision spotting that mouse from up in a tree is insane

[@billrobbins5874]

Pretty big mouse! 😳👍

[@iduswelton9567]

Great video overall - your a fine example of a true GENTLEMAN

[@justinjones9255]

Only 12 min in Jacob and I gotta say that this is a fabulous edit! Love how you mixed in so many video and audio streams. This must have been an enormous amount of work. Respect. 👊🏻

[@GuiltyofTreeson]

Thank you 🙏

[@darrinpelham144]

Yesterday I used some knowledge from what I have learned this channel to drop a tree that had split previously. I knew if I cut it at the easy spot in the split it would be hazardous so going below was harder but definitely the safer choice. I also used a notch frequently used on here but that I have never tried and it worked like a champ. Not only are your video's fascinating to watch but they really are informative in the ways of felling and safety. Great work Jacob!

[@valentinvogel5843]

The effort going into editing such a masterpieche is insane. really nice job both climbing and editing!

[@GuiltyofTreeson]

Thanks!

[@dianncharlan5648]

Great video Jacob! It is amazing to me how so many men can work together, do their jobs very well, no accidents and yet still have fun. Kevin and his crew are great!

[@GuiltyofTreeson]

Thanks!

[@dianncharlan5648]

@@GuiltyofTreeson Your very welcome!

[@Billster1955]

That was a lot of great content. Those silver maple's get huge trunks on them, and the stems can be like removing individual trees. Great job communicating with the crew and talking through where to hang the blocks makes everyone feel it's a team effort. Showing appreciation to everyone for their hard work always earns the respect of other. Thanks for sharing Jacob and welcome to the Midwest.

[@AkiSan0]

i really like Elis voice and character, real chill dude! was fun to watch! :) nice cam work as well !

[@karlleh]

I've known Eli since he was a kid. His whole family is amazing and it's no surprise he turned out so good.

[@danpowell1776]

Nice job Jacob. What an asset you were to this crew. Your expertise is making your work and the job site run smoother, faster and safer. It's a pleasure to sit in this comfortable chair and watch you work.

[@rerolley]

The neat "I don't know what that is" @0:15 was an outdoor wood boiler. It heats water that is then circulated to other buildings.

[@ericharris893]

Can’t believe he didn’t know what a outdoor wood boiler is. Here in upstate ny, it’s a common method of heating a home spread.

[@edgarbleikur1929]

Nice to see you communicating that you're working with your hardware and to stand clear. I let ground guys know whenever I'm working with or disconnecting something I could drop and to be aware of this.

[@kevinhammatgameoftrees7080]

Yes, because I do drop things especially in winter with gloves. Thanks for the comment.

[@barneyrubble6934]

Jacob I'm sure you've heard this a lot. I feel you should know that I really admire your hard work, professionalism, and knowledge you've gained in your profession. Your dedication to safety is astounding! Thank you for sharing. 🙂

[@GuiltyofTreeson]

Thank you so much, that really does mean a lot to me 🙏

[@AP2020_Outdoors]

@Guilty of Treeson, Jacob that minivan is BADASS!!! LOL..... great intro as always!

[@chaungau8598]

I love to see your videos as all members show professional. The videos are real. They tackle all problems together. Great 👍💯

[@br-dj2ti]

And I love videos like this big ass trees taking them down climbing great job

[@davidpalmer3015]

Very smooth operation and absolutely top notch documentary of a large takedown. Thank you for sharing. 👍🏻

[@drkwlsk]

Nonstop tree cutting action! Loved it!

[@iceman3071]

Good to have you back!

[@66blacksunshine]

Trees and chainsaws, awesome video, love seeing how the internal operation works. Story about the naked lady in the bed funny. Didn't mean to come off as a tool on the last comment, thanks for putting out the Vids.👍

[@開心健康]

I see you standing on tree easily, Jake. I truly believe you have paid much efforts. It is not an easy job. You are excellence.👍

[@reganmahoney8264]

The fact that Jacob is barehanded out there is amazing..

[@開心健康]

Every climber has his own style of tree cutting. Great 👍

[@andrewmantle7627]

Good to see you Jacob and nice work as usual.

[@cgfitnessandarboriculture]

I primarily focus more on pruning / smaller removals so watching these huge removal projects is interesting as they are not typically a part of my regular day to day operations. A nice large removal or crane job can definitely make for a good change of pace once in a while though. Solid editing and footage. Dual climber jobs can be fun.

[@beaverc2884]

A neat uuhhhh I don't know what that is, cracked me up. Thanks for the laugh. It was actually a wood fired furnace but once again thanks for the laugh.

[@tdwl4373]

Love the conversation cuts, constantly improving brother. Great content 👌.

[@tomd328]

I don’t want to think how long it took you to edit this! Worth it. Great video

[@nahikuscott]

Awesome video! Thanks for all the work you put into it.

[@angryjay06]

Wow another great video! Jacob congrats on making your vision a reality!!

[@tonypistachio16]

Love the mini van walk around 😎

[@davidedwards8033]

Jacob, always great content. Keep it up!

[@MrEvanb93]

Awesome work guilty from the tree work to the sweet editing

[@dprevish100]

Great video Jake, I enjoyed the banter and liked the comments about the Silver Maple and also the Autumn Blaze, true stuff. There is no Maple like the Sugar Maple in my book. I actually just wrecked a smaller 50' Silver here in Redmond, OR yesterday and they are always sprawling, rigging monsters.

[@tictactoe325]

I enjoy hearing your different terminology. Eg Salad - small twigs, Firewood- large chunks of timber

[@davidpalmer3015]

Have to let this one marinate and look forward to watching it tomorrow! I know it’ll be a great one.

[@boneheadpeterson]

These videos are the best jacob! Keep it up man. we all appreciate you posting these for us

[@baldbear5609]

Howdy Jacob, The Silver Maple Creeper was no match for The Limb Reaper. Great editing and linking up the conversations between climbers and groundsmen. Have A Day! ;~)

[@pawpawpascal1524]

The editing matching the conversation is perfection.

[@reganmahoney8264]

This really is a good crew… Thanks for sharing the video!

[@farmerbill6855]

Silver maples are just big weeds. Decent firewood and really good shade though. And, if you want to plant a small tree and live long enough for it to be a really big tree, silver maple is the one to plant. Nice video, best regards from Indiana.

[@lukependleton2589]

Another good job. Thanks for the awesome content.

[@charliehutt4959]

🤣 everything is a leaner in the midwest every time i swing away i gotta go to the top and come back down we rock the foot ascender on the spikes … that was a good vid thanks!

[@toddjacks8288]

Awesome video as always brother

[@davidk7324]

Great work Jake, you are obviously working on sharpening the editing. Great crew.

[@rockylincoln8418]

Nice work, very professional, great video!

[@RockyMountain4x4]

You going over the rental car had me cracking up 😂

[@joshpomponio2993]

Great vid the wide canopy trees can be a head scratcher sometimes 👊

[@treefrog2299]

You work like so like a soldier unity and you keep up the good job that you do make sure you stay safe cuz your family's looking for you to come home every day or what I enjoy why should you take trees down alright this is from Michigan tree man see you later thank you God bless you

[@davidbell7091]

sure is a lot of fun to watch you guys work. thanks..

[@jameshancock18]

can’t sleep in the uk, a nice interruption to life’s stress at the moment, can’t wait to watch this!

[@GuiltyofTreeson]

Glad to help Man sending your prayers ❤️

[@shakey6069]

Nice work gentlemen!

[@bradplamondon235]

Great vid all around! Great content, and awesome edit job! Multiple angles, multiple cameras, and it all got sequenced perfectly! Lots of work! Be proud of this one, man!

[@GuiltyofTreeson]

Thanks!

[@shirleyroaden7917]

You are great at your job. The best I have seen.

[@avagrego3195]

Impressive, stay safe. My son bought a house in Brooklyn with a healthy nice looking wild cherry tree growing in the back yard. The tree was pleasant in the spring and summer - until it outgrew it's spot or was blown over. The only entrance and exit to the yard was through the house. I recommended he cut it down while it was managable and told him why. He did.

[@k-kin]

Amazing editing with the sawdust flying

[@vrfarmerguy]

For a minute there I thought you were showing us your brand new pilot car.......thanks for sharing another entertaining video!

[@thelocalhammers]

Great video editing!! Loving the videos, keep up the great work!

[@mountainmanmike8383]

Man it’s so good to find you again. I’d lost touch with the other channel BS. YOU were the channel we watched it t because of YOU !! I don’t even climb trees and i watch this stuff. I do milling as a hobby and full time handyman. Always wanted to come out and have you teach me some tree climbing. I rock climb a lot and we share similar gear and knots.

[@GrowingRootsDeeper]

Love your videos & how they're so insightful, was waiting on this upload thanks.

[@jaythe306snowmexican]

Definitely a great job on the video and with the tree removal. We have lots of dirty old elms where I'm at and somedays they are a challenge 🤣

[@andrewscott2866]

A separate video of that sweet minivan would have been nice🤣 Awesome video Jacob, you've really raised the bar with this one 👍👍👊

[@kevinhammatgameoftrees7080]

We logged a lot of miles on that thing.

[@sandrahealey6385]

I really enjoy your videos! Thanks for sharing your great work. I live in Tasmania, Australia. I see no women in your line of work, it requires a lot of strength. But I've done a lot of work with my ex 🤣 (that's why he's ex??) We took a Lucas portable mill into self made tracks to cut beautiful Blackwood, using a tractor and logging shoe (ancient piece of logging history) to tow the logs to the mill. Some hardwood logs we cut were more than 10ft through. Pushed over by mini cyclones all in the same direction. When the logs were butted off, the stump would stand straight back up. We would set the mill up over the log and start milling timber. I tailed out and did anything needed. And learned a lot. I loved what we did, it was too hard on me in hindsight. But I wouldn't give up the memories for anything! Edit* Only 15yrs ago. Crazy really. Who works like that now. Or even then? Some of us don't mind getting a job done.

[@rgarlinyc]

Great video, massive editing success too - thanks a lot! Gotta say, as an attorney in the big city, your "view from your office" when you're high up in the trees beats mine from the 33rd floor windows hands down! 😄🏢

[@maxwellbudnick3990]

It's nice to see I not the only one who struggles with equipment! 😅 Also that panther bar is a beaut. Good work!

[@plowmaster1206]

I had to come back just to say.... amazing editing. You got a talent for it no doubt.

[@GuiltyofTreeson]

Thank you that was a hard one!

[@ClimberinChrist]

God is my energy. Coffee is for the boys

[@dan-dan-da-treeman]

You guys made sweet sweet tree love.💕

[@w96725]

You do good work and are also brave and skilled. Their is something adventurous about tree work. Make sure you are ready to meet your maker fellows. It only takes one mistake to kill you doing tree work then the adventure is over.

[@forzajuve4845]

something you might be interested in....at 56.21 mark you were using the machine to pull the bigger main pieces with the rope after you cut them..you can also make your cut down on an angle and with a slight push with your handset will fall on its own

[@williammaxwell1919]

I really like your attention to detail /risk management, pruning twigs and trimming off nubs of banches... if you don't, the risk is probably low or even less, but a low risk repeated frequently statistcally becomes inherently a high risk.

[@BG-vq9fd]

I like the shots with the climber up high on the spar.

[@amfwelsh]

Cool to see another upload

[@troytreeguy]

Great video and what a motivated but easy going crew! Nice work everyone

[@bernhard8540]

Haha the thing with a chimney in the beginning is a wood boiler for heating a house haha 😀 ❤️ love the content 😀

[@budlvr]

I can't believe you missed a chance to teach these guys about "Tube-Salad" ! C'mon dude, spread the love to all corners of the planet ! Great video (LOVE the long format) !

[@iffykidmn8170]

I remember the first video referencing "Tube-Salad" my first thought was of skin-flute references back in the 80s

[@marshallteel462]

Awesome to see you do some trees that aren’t straight up in down.. seeing the rigging meeting from the beginning would have been cool !!!

[@maxp2241]

Love how the 3120 sounds like a concrete saw, I wonder if its a similar engine to one of husky's chop saws.

[@bethanyhaskiell9116]

The big saws sound like that because of the limited coil they dont rev very high

[@garyhendersonhillsborough]

I'm just a homeowner who follows all your videos. Took down 5 huge silver maples in my yard in NJ Sept 2020. People don't realize how massive silver maples get and how much brush they have. Just huge girth monsters that don't look that terrible from the ground but when you start cleaning up, it seems like the brush never ends. Lol

[@GuiltyofTreeson]

💯

[@br-dj2ti]

Great job guys definitely Jacob that's all as beautiful man I love that 200t that John did for you that's my dream saw man

[@TreeCraftbyAndrew]

Tip tying those maples really helps the groundies 💪

[@ToddAdams1234]

Awesome video my man 👍

[@bhajandearaujo3998]

Bro your one of my favorites, tree climber arborist. Your amazing at what you do, and I love watching your adventures. It's definitely one of my goals to work with you one day. And I don't think I live very far, I live in Portland Oregon. So it doesn't sound impossible. And again nice work, climb safe bro!

[@jamesrosa6568]

Great content as always Jacob! Really digging the limb reaper 200t, let me know if you come visit in Kansas, plenty of species variety (ash, elm, a ton of poorly developed silver maples)

[@thomasambers9977]

Was waiting for a new video nice surprise late night

[@joseecheverria8736]

Excelente trabajo varónes 👍

[@kevinhammatgameoftrees7080]

Gracias amigo

[@julianalderson3938]

Love the sheaperds hook. Use it heaps drag stuff outa drop zone. An great even up high to set a rope.

[@d-railfpv9315]

Awesome job as always man!!! Cheers from the east Kootenays British Columbia

[@AdamsAdams-fc1ld]

That was a wood burner that heats the house and shop, you put wood in it and it heats a water bladder and it’s pumped through the house for heat

[@codybrown3946]

Ballin! I rented one of those Chrysler Pacifica, actually pretty nice

[@kevinhammatgameoftrees7080]

Driving one in Florida right now on a little vacation :-)

[@danielmiddleton8173]

Funky tree, Treeson dark roast and a wet mango🥭💧! Who could ask for any more?

[@IAmUndersteer]

Came to the comments looking for the wet mango sighting. 😂

[@heinerkorte6843]

Good job Jacob with a complicated tree among the houses. Greetings to the team and your partner. Excellent. Finaly you used the 3120. Look to Indonesia and what they do with this saw. Specially one of these guys, you will know witch one I mean when you see him. Only when you see him in the crowns of the trees your hairs will get up. " All of your hairs !!! " 🤐 You are 👍👍👍 Greetings from Germany... Heiner

[@arnoldmmbb]

Amazing video dude!!

[@nhmountains5683]

Nice work Jacob. I laughed when you didn’t know what an outdoor furnace was. Have you ever had to use winter weight bar oil before?

[@karlleh]

Hey!!! I know Eli he grew up in on our School District and he used to attend our Youth Group.

[@rezaaqbar]

Nice Tree (Mapple)... 👍👍

[@tgawron2233]

Yes this is how I started watching these videos. The angry neighbor!!

[@Revellersaws]

I have never put a saw back down as fast as the 3120. Love my 288's, but that's as much as I want to lift