i cut these trees down on the day of the live feed and launch of the new web site. I was excited all day and had to keep focused , i fell some tall timber
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nam tran4 dager siden
Done dee.
Tyler Jackson4 dager siden
"just pull out" words to live by
involved bystander8 dager siden
im really really lichen it :)
German Barrios28 dager siden
Tiene mucho conocimiente en el trabajos e visto principiante que no tiene idea como cortar un arbol
val/John Longo’sMåned siden
That first tree I might have gapped face the first one for more control but I’m not there you are good work ya probably don’t want to dig branches into the lawn
jim ramseyMåned siden
Got a little play in that steering wheel, do you?
DXHUNTERMåned siden
Good job.
Bad Boy.Måned siden
That guy isn't an thing special the are and you could match saw.
steven herroldMåned siden
when you slow the video down your saw sounds like an old steam engine like the little engine that could . chuga! chuga! chuga! chuga!
Scott LilesMåned siden
pretty darn impressive. you could have spoke in Russian and it would have made just as much sense because I didn't have a clue what you were explaining. You speak treeology and to me it's a foreign language. But it was very interesting and the results were spot on. well done!! Host has a splendid personality and was enjoyable to listen and watch. Thanks for taking the time to capture and edit the process of some precision tree falling.
Gatlin SmithMåned siden
Who thinks this is satisfying
Can Win Sales PodcastMåned siden
Sales Concepts for Service Industries! Have a great 2021!
Wayne HMåned siden
That ol' McCullogh is a beast!
Paul FodenMåned siden
Superb doc; really up close, nothing missed out. I bet your ass was going when that one headed towards the shed, though!
Tommy-Alan HewinsMåned siden
Holy fuck guy cut a fuck n tree dam b . U did gd job but shut the fuck up.lol watch me he he dam b u should prob just look n mirror n say watch me he he i rock. Gd job tho pal
steven riggleman2 måneder siden
Yessir i understand. If you know what your doing with the saw and its slightly off from where you want it to go then you can cut last second on whatever side you want it to stay towards as it goes wait 1 second to long and miss the opportunity on the fly and you may have it land a few feet off. But you can bring it back on the fly by a few more braps but knowing wherevthe weight is is key. If you dont know how judge a tree dont try. Knowing where weight is and the lean and wind all comes into play great job brother subscribered. Im a powerlineman / farm boy who grew up with tree fellers.
Bob D2 måneder siden
Dude, the start of your video strikes me as though your anti depressants are just kicking in or you just snorted a good line of speed. Glad to see you so passionate about packing wedges for your tree felling. LMAO!
steve stumpy2 måneder siden
your good
Clint Blackburn2 måneder siden
id love to work with you for a month an pick your brain.
GLD8R ONE2 måneder siden
YOU ARE THE MAN!!!!
Nick2 måneder siden
as you are a professional lumberjack, what is your go-to saw? for example in the UK Sthil and Husqvarna are the best, the rest are seen as cheap saws.
John Browne2 måneder siden
Would that one Fir be long enough to be used as a telephone pole? They use Firs to make those.according to the video that I watched on NOpost. BTW, How long does ti take for wood to "season" up there? 6 months? 9 months?
Brandon Carlson2 måneder siden
Your experience definitely shows. Great work!!
WillieT2 måneder siden
Just love listening to someone talk about their craft that they mastered.
carl hosker2 måneder siden
An absolute joy to watch a professional at work yet not a big head nor arrogant with it.! And has a sense of humour👍👍🇬🇧🇬🇧
Nature's Beat2 måneder siden
Billy, do you live on the island?:) From Vic, living for the vids!
Brice S2 måneder siden
I like your rope work, I think we have a different idea for what a taut line is tho
Mingsong Cui2 måneder siden
This guy is not a pro for sure.
cronje van der merwe2 måneder siden
I must complement u an your log at the back of your pickup wear u put your saw guide bares is. I did the same ting ate work. Its dry and need to cut a new one. I used a marula trunk
Ulleam Mac-an-toisich2 måneder siden
mcculloch must be better over by you as in the uk theyre shit
jack siscavage3 måneder siden
Never a tree fail here on Billy's channel. Master.
scrappy hustler3 måneder siden
I'm am just in awe how this gentleman can fell all these giant trees all in the same place and he does it with the older saws which imo is the only way to go a true arborist and one with class. I'm subscribing now!
damnwereinatightspot3 måneder siden
Madddd friggin skilz bro!
Double Deuce3 måneder siden
Subscribed...Truly impressive! ...When you said you were not worried about about the shed, do you think you should have been more worried? Because that was so close a few small factors, like a squirrel fart of a breeze could have been bad. I used to collect old chainsaws, and really enjoy watching you use them so expertly.
Buckin' Billy Ray Smith2 måneder siden
thx
Jeff Manner3 måneder siden
good job
Buckin' Billy Ray Smith3 måneder siden
Thanks
Topsy Gowen3 måneder siden
He is the Steve Erwin of cutting trees...friends.
executivesteps5 måneder siden
“I wasn’t worried about the shed!” Maybe just a little bit! 😎
George Doorley3 måneder siden
you do not get a lot of time to worry when the tree starts to drift a bit on its journey to the ground .......
Mitchell Kasdin5 måneder siden
I was sure you were going to hit the house? I’ll have to keep watching...
TheIrongutz5 måneder siden
Best running Mccul saw I’ve ever seen
Earnest Prole5 måneder siden
I wouldn't trade places with Buckin' Billy for all the whiskey in Ireland.
Buckin' Billy Ray Smith2 måneder siden
lolololol
Leopard 2A66 måneder siden
"I HAFT TO BE"
RubberRivet2 måneder siden
"I feel like a brain surgeon rite now"
Tjaldelama6 måneder siden
It looks like you are really good at what you do...
C. Smythe6 måneder siden
hey! you guys are gettin' pretty good at that! nice work . . .
Cavan Eccleston6 måneder siden
Amazing
Piledriver6 måneder siden
Good to watch a craftsman earn his keep!! from Texas
mattyboy72726 måneder siden
Lol mister billy
thinkinginpictures6 måneder siden
I respect the work you do. Thanks for sharing with use mere mortals:)
Brad Briggs6 måneder siden
man i tell ya! your a freaking legend Billy Ray ! never get tired of watching and learning all the wisdom you have to offer! Appreciate all the things your doing for us. And you are seriously helping the younger generation i have learned so much man. Big freaking thanks dude!
Buckin' Billy Ray Smith2 måneder siden
thx brad
Gobangs116 måneder siden
Not only educational but entertaining! Great work from a true pro! God bless ya!
Buckin' Billy Ray Smith2 måneder siden
cheers
terry49886 måneder siden
Good cuttin , many get in a hurry
Lynn France6 måneder siden
Just stumbled upon your channel and signed up that was impressive big time
Buckin' Billy Ray Smith2 måneder siden
welcome lynn
Shakdi Dagalimal6 måneder siden
That was interesting it looked like you got some movement on that pond/shed one with your saw as it falls technique
w967256 måneder siden
No matter how experienced you get away when a tree falls. You do not keep standing by the stump! You GET AWAY! When trees fall wrong they do not forgive! It is better to not be so confident. You'll live longer!
HighMaintenancePS6 måneder siden
Awesome felling man. AA++ grade.
HighMaintenancePS6 måneder siden
Buckin you rock. For a minor progression to your climbing knot, try the blakes hitch. Very similar to the taughtline but it performs a bit better.
HighMaintenancePS6 måneder siden
Also, a fisherman's knot is more secure than the double half hitches. But is still a hitch knot.
Ross Tafarian6 måneder siden
ayo for yayo!?!?
DeuceGenius6 måneder siden
i just ordered a set of tree climbing spikes. i have to try it i just have to
GB. Cardo6 måneder siden
That spin technique! Cool stuff
Ben Ashley7 måneder siden
Im confident like you when I can find where I left my balls. Unfortunately I can't always find them.
J clark7 måneder siden
that saw sure sounds good lots of fun to watch you work, easier then me working for sure- and safer
bg1477 måneder siden
I love that old Mac. Every video on YT seems to be a newer Stihl or Husky and it is nice to see something else especially if it is older. Homelites and Macs are beauties.
VBGRIM7 måneder siden
you scare the shit out of me running a saw with only a rope flipline holding you. One touch of that chain and you're a goner!
Chris Marts7 måneder siden
Dude your crazy....
Murray Ball7 måneder siden
Wow it was really good to watch you work. You surely are not a cowboy with a chainsaw - you are cool and collected, and calculating and precise, and the timber falls where you want it to. Nice job man, cheers.
getl0st7 måneder siden
#TreesLivesMatter
70ixlr87 måneder siden
A true scientist, and a major blessing for that home owner. May his knowledge be passed on to save those in need.
Les Ordway7 måneder siden
Nice video. Doesn't it ever go bad???
Pat Scally7 måneder siden
Is he high or just drunk?
Lucky7 måneder siden
What's most impressive is how he can wield a chainsaw while dragging those gigantic balls. Fucking hell.
Lewis gaming Roblox7 måneder siden
Credit were credit is due you certainly know how to fall a tree excellent videos
Johnathan Smith7 måneder siden
And free cut the tree all the way down to a stub
Johnathan Smith7 måneder siden
As a professional I hate to see a big saw in a tree to make little cuts
Gaston LaBerge7 måneder siden
I'm dizzy watching his camerawork....
Set4_Kopone7 måneder siden
Hey! Very good videos! I have to ask that, why you make the second cut under and not the over the firsth one? Is that something that is comforth for you or is that something deeper purpose? Greetings from Finland!
Medusa Skull7 måneder siden
Damn.... This is better than horror movie.
Cody Joyner7 måneder siden
That was a great save
JMT Golf7 måneder siden
This dude just hit a 5yard cut around the dogleg except he wasn’t golfing he was cutting trees...chainsaw is the club tree is the ball and this dudes tiger woods....that’s impressive
JMT Golf7 måneder siden
I’m afraid of heights...I shit my pants 3 times in this video
JMT Golf7 måneder siden
Cocaine is a helluva drug
Tom Hollins8 måneder siden
Agree with Willard - Top tree felling I've ever seen. New info to me: Continue cutting while the tree is falling to help control the twist and fall. Not trying that at home. I like Sean's new name for you BR = Tree Sniper.
Ozijak8 måneder siden
That is super impressive. Love your videos man, very cool!
Buckin' Billy Ray Smith8 måneder siden
thank you
mikem mikem8 måneder siden
You're the Rembrandt of tree felling. Thanks for the psychadelic effects. Reminds me of the 60's.
hank poth8 måneder siden
Steve sent me!
Christopher Perisho8 måneder siden
Great video, love your spunk. You should be a character on Letterkenny!
Bryan8 måneder siden
I want find something in life that makes me as happy as this man! These are fun to watch!
Bryan8 måneder siden
nunyabiness Im more of a Pepsi guy.
nunyabiness8 måneder siden
its called coke lmfao
amber jore8 måneder siden
You’re badass bro
Nicholas8 måneder siden
Cocaine is helluva drug!
Tony Dean8 måneder siden
Just, wow. Thanks for sharing.
Carl Cox8 måneder siden
Its almost like the biggest trees are magnetically drawn towards the house
drop stix8 måneder siden
Not just steel balls, but skills to back that up. Wow.
Jaden Larson8 måneder siden
Nice job from victoria!!
Bek Reko8 måneder siden
nive video and nice tree cutting, but why am i getting backflashes from watchin you hrhrhr
cyberfrontiersman8 måneder siden
When you are felling large trees close to someones house... never use the word "lucky".
scott peterson8 måneder siden
No disrespect. Hats off!
scott peterson8 måneder siden
When you're falling timber you fuck up your lay. Structure's are something else.
scott peterson8 måneder siden
How about a fucking tag line! Just saying.
Crackli'nBraap8 måneder siden
I have seen curve ball at soccer games, ball spin at ping pong but this? turning/driving that felling tree to the right spot? very nice skill man. 33:36
TheMotorcycleGuy8 måneder siden
Your awesome dude. I wish I could work and learn from you! Be kind👍
Nordic8 måneder siden
I wasn't worried about the shed.... lol If that pole hadn't been there the shed would be history.