Wedging Some Stubborn Snags

Felling some snags. Snags are DANGEROUS! So you generally drop them with the lean, but these snags were all leaning in the opposite direction they had to go, so they had to be wedged.
Running a Stihl 064AV with a 32” bar.

[@zsoltkuru5419]

Szia👍 Nagyon jó géped van🤗 Üdv Zsolt👍 Budapest Hungary 👍👍

[@scottw.2450]

Thank you

[@zsoltkuru5419]

Én is szeretem az Sthil gépeket, nekem is van 1 db 064 av👍, 1db 038 av👍, 4 db 028👍, 1db ms 250👍Neked milyen géped vannak még? Üdv Zsolt🤗

[@hardworkingmanoutdoors]

They just didn’t want to fall!

[@scottw.2450]

No they didn’t. You never know how rotten they are inside. These trees get pounded by wind so the were stringier than I had anticipated.

[@luciaconk]

So snagged on another tree?

[@scottw.2450]

The second one did. It was really tall, and the shot was really tight. I had it gunned to try to squeak it in between two trees, but it snagged on a small limb. And it did fall through on its own a little later.