THIS HURT!, AND WAS NOT EASY TO DO..

[@tordsjostrom7968]

Many thanks from Sweden. Really enjoy your videos. Also that you changed your life as I did 17 years ago

[@lesliehunt2117]

Billy Ray, I love your videos! I am a 70 year old lady. I am a subscriber.. I don't do the kinds of things you do but I love watching. I do split a little wood and have a small battery chain saw because I am a green wood carver. I would never attempt what you do. I do, however stop on the side of the road and say. Do you need that limb? I love wood. I also share your belief that we all need to be kind and care for one another. God bless and keep you Billy Ray.

[@laurencelance586]

I haven't a clue how much that tree weighs, but it's truely impressive how those wedges, and a guy with ax, lifts all those tons...and then puts the tree where he wants it go to.

[@tedhilleary4918]

Also how much experience and knowledge has been acquired to be able to do this

[@jukeseyable]

i hate to dissapoint you but i doubt its even a ton. as billy ray its height, but if you take the density of white line at 500kg on the cube. if your state side,ill work in imperial from now on, 15 inch diameter estimated from the video, you will get 7 yard length 21 ft to a ccubic yard, so 450 kg there. and that will put you well over halfd of that tree at 21 ft up. 750 kg top end. ask billy ray for the dimentions. post on here id be happy to work it out for you. but billy will know his weights as acomercial faller

[@joshlower1]

​@@jukeseyableit's well over ten tons dummy

[@jukeseyable]

@@joshlower1 you clearly dont fall timber comercially. for 10 tons you would be looking at an oak 3 ft across in the butt. ive gone through the numbers in my previous comment, admittidely the heigh may be a little off. but the diamiter is prity accurate, as im going off his boots and saw bar. if im a dummy, lets see your calculations for how you arrive at 10 tons, you using long or short, ill give you a clue, if your american you will be on short tons, 900kg compared to metric that is 1000kg, a 2.5 ft ash will come in at between 4 to 5 ton. So calcs pls. if you are going to call some one that has spent many yrs falling dummy then id love to see how clever you are. do you even work with wood, i doubt it as you would, (no pun intended) have never come out with such an outlandish figure. i dropped an oak 5 ft across in the butt. not so long ago. Bare in mind volume is on a cube law is length, prity big stick as my late father would have said, bit of rot in it and that was only around 22, 23 tons. So your figures. I want to know how you get to ten tons.

[@phoenixrising4073]

You are literally a Tree Doctor the way you approach a job. Always with much love from the lower 48, thanks for passing the knowledge on to the rest of us. Cheers!

[@BuckinBillyRaySmith]

thx

[@MajorHoss]

I’m new to the sport but I have learned enough from your videos that I felt confident to take down my first tree! Large oak and proud to say I fished the tree today split and stacked! Thanks Bucking

[@terrywhite9017]

I'm glad those fibers were strong enough to hold the lift forcing the tree to hinge. 👍GREAT JOB Buckin. 👍 . Love to all.

[@BuckinBillyRaySmith]

oh terry trees are amazing , a man only knows his limits if he goes there .. love you Ter

[@BRUSHYSURFING]

great job on tree and production, thanks.

[@robertbrown9237]

I'm a old farm boy Diesel mechanic in the morning arborist in the afternoon much love ❤️ God bless keep up the great work 🇺🇲

[@bracaarboristi]

Watching your videos Buckin... always brings me to a happy place.. I started doing tree work with my brothers thanks to you! You have opened our eyes to the potential we hold, not only to better ourselves, but to better the world! Still to this day, before every tree I climb, I think of you.... how you showed us to use a rag to make the spurs more comfortable, using a double flip line, how to properly sharpen and tune a saw. We moved to Europe from Canada not long ago.. our aim was to do what we love and help people while doing it.. so we started doing treework for free...

[@matthew-gn4qd]

that's very kind. I hope its going well. buckin's videos are awesome. he's a very learned and educated guy and the videos are funny too 😄 gotta have a laugh along the way 👆

[@gilligan369]

I felt that.. hard to end something even when it's the right thing to do. Maybe it's because I too wear my heart on my sleeve but that bit of stalling at the beginning and how you weren't absolutely gushing over that perfect triple-stack fall really hit me in the feels. Love ya brudda.

[@BuckinBillyRaySmith]

interesting . kool

[@tome.joyner887]

Fine job on falling and wedgemanship my brother. It is hard to see one of your own have to go but you did what you had to do! Love you Buckin!

[@kevindejong7754]

Thanks for the close ups Buckin'! That tree was sitting on those wedges! Every millimeter of movement showed! I love how you didnt rush the process. Back cut first to preserve the front plate. Brilliant stuff. Your the best brother!

[@BuckinBillyRaySmith]

GOOD THAT YOU UNDERSTAND

[@austinswift1602]

Great job Buckin! Always a pleasure to watch your extreme skill. Peace!

[@marvinmoore5712]

Know problem put a rope on it

[@BuckinBillyRaySmith]

thx friend

[@thebradleysoncatbirdhill6849]

Beautiful instructions in back cut first!💪 Always clear and logical. I really appreciate how you take your time. Love you all...❤❤❤ Lieutenant Bradley

[@clrd4tkoff]

That was an awesome Buckin!!👍🏻👍🏻 Every time I watch you cutting I learn something new! Thanks for sharing your knowledge!!

[@shuntawolf]

Ya know, when ya dress out for work at home like you do on a job, that says something... Shows you take what you do seriously no matter where ya do it. Watching the lean come out of that tree with just those wedges, amazing what a little bit of stuff can do to something so big... Glad ya doing ok Buckin! Stay safe and happy holidays!

[@bakerbrian41]

Billy Ray, thank you for your content. Your tips, pointers and safety advice has helped me conquer bucking 30” plus size diameter sections that I hired professional fellers to take down for me. They were too close to the house and power lines and were old & staring to snap off huge limbs in every rain/ snow storm. My saw is a Plug in electric Oregon with an 18” bar. I thought there was no way my saw could cut these huge sections of Oak and Maple. Thanks to your content, I’m over halfway through bucking and can soon start splitting.

[@BuckinBillyRaySmith]

well don, man and machine

[@TheGrotusMaximus]

I love it! BBRS delicately splits the cedar shavings, lovingly creating a little pile to start a fire with..... A FLAMETHROWER!!!!

[@isaeagle4031]

I learn so much with every one of your videos. It's given me the confidence to take care of all of the trees on my property. They aren't nearly as big as the ones you do but are intimidating to a beginner (80ft range and close to our home). Again, I've learned wedging and falling from you. Snags, blow downs, have come down thanks to you. Thank you!

[@casterman2]

Watching you in person rock a power saw was a bucket list item.🪓🪓

[@cameronhamer9432]

@@MATT.MAN-PEACE-LOVE you need a metal detector when cutting trees around where people live , it’s always nailed trees , wire , and other junk hiding in the weeds 👍🇨🇦

[@casterman2]

@@MATT.MAN-PEACE-LOVE same to you Mattman. Hope things are going good! Love Wins!

[@gotwoodinhead6814]

Bravo! Thank you for another master class. We appreciate the time you take to explain the process.

[@garyblevins3532]

This video really makes me glad that I ordered two sets of wedges with two different sizes in each pack. 5.5 and 8" wedges oughta come in handy for some of the trees that I need to fall soon! Thanks for the lesson Buckin Billy Ray! Be blessed my friend

[@BuckinBillyRaySmith]

dont be afraid to thin those short wedges down for ease of entry brother the short ones are hard to enter sometimes but lift quick

[@garyblevins3532]

@@BuckinBillyRaySmith thanks for the information about the short wedges. I've never used any bought wedges but I have used a few wooden wedges that I made but they didn't last long.

[@garyblevins3532]

@@BuckinBillyRaySmith after I checked the difference in thickness of the wedges, I understand why you said to thin the short wedges but they'll still have a quick lift. Thanks for the heads up. Be safe my friend.

[@garymantil3727]

Hey Buckin' Educational Entertaining and Driving the wedge Home on Respect for one another, Love IT Thank You !!!

[@BuckinBillyRaySmith]

good Words pal, thx

[@Bobby381666]

Watching you make your wedge cuts made me a better faller , i always could perdit where a tree would fall i have put cans down before falling a tree and cruch the can. But now after watching you i can make a tree fall where it shouldn't. Thank you for schooling us.

[@leonschufletowski8874]

What an awesome wedge job. Buckin what a joy to watch and learn from you. ❤

[@bbarker5766]

Buckin.... I love you're videos and especially one's like this that has a very important lesson to learn. BTW I'm gonna be working on my chains this week as I need to help a good friend buck some big cherry tree's soon. Can't wait to see what these new grindes will do!!

[@laurarosekrug777]

Thank you for the close up view and explanation about using wedges - it’s amazing and exciting to watch…always an uplifting experience to watch you work and to hear your message about hard work, kindness & love👍🥰

[@BuckinBillyRaySmith]

we are wining

[@davefran01]

Well played BBR just when I think your a buffoon you pull one out 👏👏,kidding I enjoy your positive take on things its a great message, I gave up alcohol when I was 27 also it's the perfect age for that, I'm a bit older than you. Thanks for the reminders to be grateful.👍

[@ethangoldsborough]

Well done sir. Calm, patient, and most importantly capable. Never a dull moment. Thanks for your knowledge

[@paulmoody5138]

Buckin', Absolutely love watching your slides. Without a doubt you have the knowledge, skills and experience required to succeed in anything you choose to do. Cheers from Moody, Georgetown NQ Australia

[@shapeshifter7753]

Hello friend. You mentioned you were trying to look more at the camera instead of the screen. Well it’s made a difference n I’m enjoying it👍 thanks for doing that!!

[@BuckinBillyRaySmith]

im tryin on selfie mode thx shifter

[@urbanlumberjack]

Watching that tree inch up with every hot of the wedge was awesome!

[@BuckinBillyRaySmith]

them little Pastic things are great

[@tommorton2965]

You look younger all the time buddy! Thank you for the videos, I make my crews watch. Just too much experience to not pay attention to detail. You are a legend.

[@DogBeard]

Hi Buckin from merry ole England thanks for your tree felling videos they are so helpful and educational. I am a tree surgeon by trade and training,. Now i would say i am a tree feller also because of your videos showing me the best way to remove a tree and how to use wedges to help fell difficult trees that little bit easier. In fact did one this morning with a very bad lean on it, with wedges it went exactly where i needed it. Plus saves time rather than having to climb them and take them down bit by bit, which still have to do in certain scenarios. Keep up the good work with the felling/educational videos, more of these as i am sure they help loads of folks, i have learnt a lot. Plus seeing what a great country Canada is. Be kind folks 😇

[@paulmcreynolds1774]

Terrific job Buckin. You are a real master at falling.

[@BuckinBillyRaySmith]

just something I enjoy friend ,,, nice words ,, thx

[@softiss]

Like the '' Plates'' makes alot of sence. Even if the tree is slimmer at the top its still the same plate streching up. its easy to assume there is runn-out during the strech of the tree. if you dont know any better. also makes sence why the hinge is stronger when its 1/3. u use fewer '' plates '' . or maybe im off. but that how i understod it anyhow. :) great video. thank you Buckin. you inspire alot of people.

[@vincentnail2881]

Buckin! The glow from your Halo, has surrounded your whole being! I am thankful to be able to watch your videos. Thanks

[@BuckinBillyRaySmith]

Vincent , that was the sun behind me dear friend , love to you and all those you hold in yer heart

[@earthsciteach]

Very cool video. I'm not a tree guy. Heck, I don't even own a power saw. But, I sure do appreciate someone knowledgeable sharing their craft. I do love my axes, though. LOL!

[@BuckinBillyRaySmith]

Right on

[@Stihlslinger]

Hello Buckin and greetings from Sweden! Thank you for a great video as usual, I am not a very experienced tree cutter (actually a real beginner) but I just love felling trees and making firewood and you taught me how! I really get it when you talk about falling and wedging because I feel the same. Thanks to you and all your inspiration I have also recently started my own channel so thanks again😊

[@BuckinBillyRaySmith]

thx slinger

[@Stihlslinger]

@@BuckinBillyRaySmith unfortunately someone is trying to scam me..

[@wildcaughtfirewood1511]

Great drop, Buckin. Awesome to see how those wedges and back cut first took care of that hard back lean

[@johnkenny2210]

Buckin another top show very enjoyable to watch as always 👍 Johno Alice Springs Australia 🇦🇺

[@jimbusmaximus4624]

This was the gentlest most peaceful felling I've ever seen! Love ya Buckin!

[@BuckinBillyRaySmith]

and I love you

[@tedflowerpot6468]

Thanks for showing us all these good tricks and tips. You’re making us all better safer cutters. Much appreciated Buck!

[@jackhammer8563]

You are a wealth of knowledge Billy.

[@davidsnyder2000]

Nice drop Buckin’! Wow, I can’t believe how many wedges it took for that tree to finally start to fall. Huge amount of backlean I guess…I’m not a feller lol🙂

[@kwmiked]

U do good work 👍, Thanks for coming in today Fella

[@DanielAtkinsFirewood]

Once again, buckin' you are showing off your knowledge and experience.. Well done.😁👍

[@tysimpson1035]

That was awsome. Top looked like a nice 🎄

[@tomsommer54]

That was beautiful, truly beautiful. I’ve been learning a lot from you and I appreciate it. I own a sawmill in Northwest Arkansas. I log my on property. I have 40 acres,mostly hardwood forest. I do everything on my own. Learning from you has helped me log more trees in a safer way, so far. LOL I did get hit in the face with a wedge while pounding on it. A bloody fat lip later I got my tree down. A beautiful 29 inch clear white oak. Yesterday I cut a 2 sided red oak. I had to stand on the bed of my side by side to cut the wedge. I started a plunge back cut and moved the side by, came back and finished the back cut. Down came the tree. I think of your videos while I’m doing it. Thank you. I will have plenty of logs to feed the mill in the spring.

[@BuckinBillyRaySmith]

just do me when favor friend watch the crowns not yer curf , look up , then look up , oh! then look up again, peace and my the all knowing guide yer way

[@tomsommer54]

@@BuckinBillyRaySmith Thank you Billy.

[@tomsommer54]

@@BuckinBillyRaySmith Always buckin. Quick update. I bang and I love it. Thank you for all the wedging tip.

[@rickstafford5316]

Wedge banger! Nice job Buckin Stay safe

[@BuckinBillyRaySmith]

tanks friend

[@chrismiller4015]

Hey buckin!! Great hearing from you and good content as always. I am the same way when it comes to wedging a tree over. One always needs to take their time with the wedges and they have saved me many a time!

[@BuckinBillyRaySmith]

Mornin Chris

[@adelarsen9776]

I enjoyed this video. Thank you. I wish you good health and prosperity all year :-) And just remember, after years of falling you're bound to hit the bottom soon. Only way is up. :-)

[@richardrailey6291]

Never gonna skip through your videos brother. To much to see and learn from. Love ya

[@iainpaton1865]

Job well done friend please keep the great videos coming from Scotland

[@BuckinBillyRaySmith]

I will just for you good sir ,, love ya hope to catch up in yer town some day

[@dillgross6758]

happend to me today on the stump! father in law and brother in law waiting early morning as i'm gasing up.. get into my 2nd tree and clipped some metal! had to whip out the oleeee 2nd chain! I carry 2/3 sharp on me at all times but also got my file/raker gage setup.. mannn it was a good day

[@TheNewKimito500454]

I've started having to tell myself the "I'm not in a hurry... I'm at peace" when I'm climbing now. Hit that point where my confidence surpassed my ability for a minute. And last time I tried to rush a job I got my neck real good with a dead top

[@Hausmann300]

Very nice work, it definitely needed to come down. Always a pleasure to spend some time with you

[@BuckinBillyRaySmith]

thank you

[@catfishjohn56]

wow grate i swamp out with ax or in ivy mathey got hurt by hitting wire with saw good idear to keep ivy out trees it kills them alot of time thank for sharing god bless you and yours

[@bradr9903]

Thats excellent Billy. Cant say Ive ever tried a back cut first.... I like that old school bench in the backround too! Ballsy as hell haha.

[@BuckinBillyRaySmith]

hi Brad

[@bradr9903]

@@BuckinBillyRaySmith Hello and good day.

[@tribeof2035]

Buckin, I’m a viewer that does none of this myself. I’ve watched you cut trees and it’s the physics. That’s why I started watching. Ps the music is cool. 😎

[@BuckinBillyRaySmith]

Tribe ,, friend , I appreciate thes comments and who's writing them the most , sincerely, thank you

[@robertbrown9237]

I've Road bowls and broke horses still you have more ball Then me 👌👍🥰🇺🇸 Keep Teaching The hardest thing in this world is finding a good teacher God-bless keep up the great work Climb high climb safe

[@br-dj2ti]

Great job Billy as always that saw is an absolute animal man I love the sound of that saw in the way it cuts unbelievable

[@BuckinBillyRaySmith]

it s a pleasure to run , listen to yer heart you know what to do , you are smart

[@rackernack8186]

What a great video! Thanks for sharing. For some reason I thought you were going to light the fire with a match... Ha! 😄

[@douglasfolsom3426]

That was great camera work. I really enjoyed watching the tree tip with every bang of the wedges. I am starting to believe you know your stuff.

[@BuckinBillyRaySmith]

Naa , Just gettin Lucky ol' boy 😉

[@douglasfolsom3426]

@@BuckinBillyRaySmith No, I have cut a lot of trees and I know luck; what I saw was pure excellence. The only luck I saw was your only nicking that nail instead of ruining your chain. I enjoy watching you work.

[@joarflesja1516]

It’s not beginner falling ☺️ i made some back cuts first today also. Not that big though 😃 didn’t realise it was at your place before I saw the wood shed. Great work

[@martyrutter3630]

Wow !! Super good video on the use and value of wedges. Don’t think I have seen you stack 3 wedges. Thanks my friend ♥️👍👍

[@jirusjirus9322]

Just incredible visual. Each wedge moving the tree upward more than any other video that i can remember. Up up and away, shaclank-a-rony 🪵🪵🪵🍂🍁

[@BuckinBillyRaySmith]

Marto love

[@jameslane8364]

😎🍔🇺🇸🇨🇦👍📽️😆 another nice removal as usual nice place you don't want to hit the nail you do not want to hit the carbide tip chain with the nail hey happy holidays to you and yours family Jay I am Kansas City

[@dpete8995]

I just saw it as you were talking about the back cut first… yer cuttin wood in compression first!… makes perfect sense…

[@mikedakiwihunter]

It is great to watch a master at work and i am picking up some very handy tips watching your videos please keep them coming hello from New Zealand

[@BuckinBillyRaySmith]

hi Michael

[@fabzacres-blackcat]

That was truly a “Picasso” felling job. I totally get the physics part of it and the sequence of back cut first then wedge (to keep position) and the face cut [ . Personally at my level of experience (and considering the dead ash we usually do) the only way I wood 🪵 have attempted that wood have been to put a rope in the tree and used an anchor point with mechanical advantage in the direction of fall. Reading and watching videos is great to add to your knowledge base however there is NO substitute for EXPERIENCE as was clearly shown here. I give ya 5 outta 5 stars bro 😎

[@BuckinBillyRaySmith]

Thank you, Thank you

[@fabzacres-blackcat]

@@BuckinBillyRaySmith you’re welcome sir ! Hypothetical situation for ya sir : mirror image job with only one difference - you suspect the tree may be rotted in the center / hold wood possible compromised / punked wood 🪵… maybe ya whacked it with sledge and no likey the sound. ???

[@beliddel]

❤ Oh, man I can sure relate to your comment about pulling vs. wedging. There may be a time and place for pulling w/ ropes, but I’ll take the control and effort of wedging over pulling w/ ropes any day. Excellent video buddy, keep em’ coming. Thinking about posting a few of my own from this spring thanks to your inspiration. Cheers! Love wins!

[@fabzacres-blackcat]

Why not use a combination both ?

[@BuckinBillyRaySmith]

not me , I love my ropes when needed . i see folk reachin for the tops when hangin a rope , its not really needed, most can be got with tossing a rope 10 -15 feet up ,, carry on friend thx

[@HeyNylo]

If ever a job needed a safety rope, this was it!

[@fabzacres-blackcat]

@@HeyNylo I agree ☝️ …then again I’m no where near as experienced a faller as Buckin is I guess a man knows what he needs and I just do what works in my world … on the other hand I’m reasonably certain I can take him by a whisker in a head-cut duel thru the timber😎 … yessir the ol humbler 064 is runnin Real good … discourages a lot of up and comin boyZ yessir 👍🌶🥩🪛🪵🌶😜

[@kennymcquinkiss8292]

I love the criss cross too I do that all the time in my witch stove started off with a bunch of little bit of cedar and it catches right away and with a minute to have a big fire going

[@benyeargin1005]

I'm absolutely stealing the mantra when im cutting! What a great way to stay calm and relaxed.

[@christopherhunt9191]

You are the man Billy Ray, learn alot from you.

[@BuckinBillyRaySmith]

great thx

[@cameronhamer9432]

I bet digging that stump out is going to be tough , I’ve dug many a stump by hand , and your on that rock 👍🇨🇦

[@cameronhamer9432]

I’m not to good with technology this telegram app doesn’t have a pull cord and it just won’t start , I’ve been pulling on it for about a hour

[@jirusjirus9322]

Ha ha...I usually like reading the replies to comments but this telegram app has taken over this comment section. I'm not even gonna attempt to get it started. 🧐 The tech bubble is being stretched and has infiltrated the Buckin video... again. I'm glad I'm not in a hurry at the moment. Just scratch my head and ponder. 🤔

[@BuckinBillyRaySmith]

@@cameronhamer9432 scam

[@kbranger3498]

Hello from Kansas!!!

[@geoffoutdoors]

Nice drop...taking your time always pays off ! Great advice.

[@BuckinBillyRaySmith]

indeed

[@jirusjirus9322]

After seeing all that ivy and foliage that you had to deal with...i understand better why the smoldering fire, just to get that done lickety split. That was a heck of a stump rise with those wedges. 👍🔥

[@donaldfrazier5244]

Well done sir ex logger and son of a faller ,I watched many trees downed to perfection!

[@joequillun7790]

Love them multiple camera shots of the falling trees. Way-ta-go Bill. Nice. (Now, for some roasted marshmellows.)

[@outdoorswithlarryrobin]

Great Felling Buckin! A pro at work! Sketchy for sure!🪵🚜👍🏼🇺🇸

[@edjacques3118]

Between you and Cotontop3 , I now enjoy teachers again! Love you guys!!

[@BuckinBillyRaySmith]

Glad it helps

[@brotherlove100]

thankyou fr taking the time to so carefully setup multiple cameras just to share this work with us. You certainly didn't have to do that and nobody would have been the wiser. But you did.

[@BuckinBillyRaySmith]

what a great comment , thank you. its called service . and i am a man of service, i believe giving, not taking or fearing that we will go with out,is the fix , which starts with love , thx Brother Love

[@Jeff-hp3vn]

I've been a sawyer for most of my life...got hurt on the job new guy cut a tree wrong I went in to save his life....I'm going to recover kid made it out okay so am I. These videos give make my day thank you

[@danjones1365]

Lovin the jazzy background Muzak 👌

[@samuelgambrel6890]

I would like to see the movement of the top of the tree when u bang these wedges. u think u could capture that? it's amazing how a few Inches at the bottom moves the top of the tree feet.

[@BuckinBillyRaySmith]

1 " at the ground is about 4ft. at 100 ft.

[@andrewwhyte-hk2wm]

you are a master craftsman ,thank you for sharing your knowledge

[@jeffreyrubish347]

I'm always up for wedgemanship so I can learn. I sympathize. I'd hate to have to cut down either of our big Maples.

[@BuckinBillyRaySmith]

Hi Jeffrey

[@jasonmoncrieff7449]

Pure class Buckin!!

[@Theuncommon33]

Buck in’ thanks so much for the insights. It’s amazing what I’ve learned from your videos. Things six months ago I would never have figured out on my own. One question, can you explain the angle of the back cut to the ground, does it matter? Thanks Buckin love the channel.

[@darranadam992]

you are a true bushman. love watching how you do things.

[@customcuts1]

I saw you on axmen today. Didn’t know you were on that show. You were a bit younger. Thanks for all the great videos.

[@scotttree1]

I’ve had fun like that too Buckin! I like yer match! I’ve got one too

[@robertbrown9237]

Keep up the great work this industry is lack of teachers People seem to think pride is a game they're wrong👍🥰🇺🇸

[@RGSABloke]

Great job Buckin, as ‘Scotty’ would say to ‘Captain Kirk’ - ‘Ye canny change the laws ‘O physics Captain’. Kindest regards from Bonnie Scotland. Joe.

[@BuckinBillyRaySmith]

lol

[@pleinairbarnettoutdoors]

You sir, are a true gem 💎 ❤️

[@wadebarnes6720]

I remember later in my career they brought out the fiberglass wedges it used to be metal ones and I used to hate caring 4 to 5 in my pocket

[@longbar185d2]

Buckin your an animal, relentless on the content and all amazing! Love it buddy!

[@BuckinBillyRaySmith]

lol yeah I guess I am 😆

[@Mityob67]

"...if you go in there and tickle somethin, that's when you end up with trees on houses and you go oops." -pure wisdom BBR Smith I love this man.👍🏾

[@BuckinBillyRaySmith]

I only Speak from experience

[@richardhampton4612]

Wow, a real surprise to see how much that tree needed to be lifted before it fell… nice work!