Timberfalling is actually very hard work and lacking in glory.

Cutting the bottom along creek ribbon.
According to my calculations, it would cost about 6000 dollars to haul a tethered buncher and anchor in here. And it would cost about 4000 dollars to bring a Yoder in here.
What we are doing instead, is very dangerous, shipping every stem up the hill to the flat where a shovel can grab it. But at a cost of three day's wage for two men, that comes up to significantly less than either of the alternatives, so we take our time and do it safely.
Enjoy the more boring parts of our job. Heavy wedging and no cuts to the exciting part.
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[@JamesM-l5g]

Yes what you said is true. You have to love it. And you will either love it or hate it. Or even love it and hate it. But if it’s in your blood, then it’s in your blood. And as the Bible says, life is in the blood. Thats why having good felling buddies/friends and being close to them is important as well as having the best hottest saws possible, along with the best equipment so to not only make it a bit easier but a little more fun. Stay safe brother and have fun. This work keeps you not only fit but strong

[@JamesM-l5g]

Jesus is King

[@JohnnyIDive37]

awesome cutter when your hinges are so even , nice cut Phil

[@SGTUSMCVET269]

I don’t fell any trees but I sure do love walking around in the woods. It’s as close to God as I ever felt in church.

[@CabinRidge]

Damn right it is, try telling this to all the Facebook heroes lol

[@ggcutter4098]

They said the the same thing about being a field mechanic , but any day in the woods is good and being above ground the same , happy cutting

[@woos31]

Nothin like a day of wedge melters to contemplate packing in the weight of a jack through the fuckin dome piece..........damn fine sticks though and uncle Phil is savin em right out! Safe cuttin you two

[@timberfallingcouple]

Thanks man!

[@notoriousox9719]

Random question but where did you get them suspenders? I need to get a pair with a saw pad.

[@timberfallingcouple]

Madsens! www.madsens1.com The pad is homemade, if you’re interested in one feel free to shoot us an email. [e-mail]

[@lilianboers1846]

Hard work but didn't want to do anything else then logging. 🤠💪🏼

[@joshuapitts6843]

What kinda fuel and oil mix yall run to be blue like that

[@timberfallingcouple]

Husqvarna 2:1 mix

[@mikerb2473]

Earned your paycheck on that leaner at 4 minutes in. Way stick with her!

[@hidhshsj123]

I want to be a feller so bad

[@timberfallingcouple]

You seem like a regular feller to me, but if you want to be a timberfaller, that's another story altogether

[@hidhshsj123]

@@timberfallingcouple I want to be a timberfaller

[@timberfallingcouple]

@hidhshsj123 I don't know... do you know how to cuss?

[@hidhshsj123]

@@timberfallingcouple oh yeah I do

[@timberfallingcouple]

@@hidhshsj123 all you need to know. All the rest is L.O.T.F.

[@twowheelsdown2002]

Those are tough and potentially dangerous days when they want everything laid uphill, especially if everything wants to go downhill. I worked an area that was very steep with a flat plateau above. They wanted everything uphill toward that plateau, and a lot of trees reached past the breakover. Some trees just broke at the breakover, and others lifted the butt twenty feet in the air and sideways. You had to have a good escape path and when they started to go, just give it a bit more on the back cut, and then get out of dodge! Go like hell and concentrate on not tripping! It was almost better if you had to wedge, because you could set the saw aside in a safe spot, and not have to worry about taking off with it in hand or having a good place to ditch it as you exited.

[@treemanclint2883]

Tuff day when you are pounding on every tree. Still beats most anything else.

[@FellerCraftsman440]

A 10 minute video of just wedge banging, I love it! Keep up the hard work.

[@aaronrichardson9168]

I wish it was like that on the east coast I’d love to be a contract faller for loggers

[@HaRdScRaBbLe707]

Lets keep that way no more insta cutters work your ass off no need to show just need keep it simple have a nice day

[@bobmartin6055]

Proof that you need more than 2 wedges!😉 It’s damn hard work if everything goes right for sure! Great workmanship as always!

[@chuckdworak1909]

👍👍👏

[@jamestipton9762]

I’ll tell you anyone that has ever fell timber for a living it is one of the hardest jobs you’ll ever do and there’s a lot of skill that goes into it. If you have never done it you will not understand. That’s some Good wedging! Stay safe.

[@aaronrichardson9168]

I love to watch you work it’s amazing on how I can pick up techniques from you

[@sizemoretreeworks]

Very nice.

[@user-ktm890rider]

Days like that is what makes the beer taste good 🍻

[@craigtracy8470]

A YODER Yoder, wtf is a yoder????

[@billfoster213]

Yarder/ Loader, hence YODER.

[@robertodebeers2551]

Ah, heck. You loggers spend most of your time drinking beer in the shade with yer boots in the creek.

[@timberfallingcouple]

Some of us don't drink alcohol and have pride.

[@robertodebeers2551]

@@timberfallingcouple I was kidding. I enjoy your videos. You've got some real skills.

[@boneyardmilitia1836]

The drinkers burn out..The sober fallers also live longer from not making bad decisions ..