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238. 9ft Double Tree | Jacking a Huge Cedar

Bjarne Butler

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20 Comments

@acidheadzzz 9 days ago (edited)

55:25 you said “the whole centre burned out from the fire”
How in the heck did that centre get burned out but the surrounding wood isn’t burned? It looks to be impossible but I’m sure there’s a logical explanation….
another fantastic job done by Bjarne. You’re one of the few people I know of who calls their work fun. You’re a fortunate man.

@slackersteve2004 12 days ago

When in doubt, wedge it out. That's really crazy how much wood was holding the 2nd tree back from falling. Great job

@martyreking5487 1 month ago

* IMPORTANT* Fallers, as you make your escape from a dangerous tree falling, always stay close behind your cameraman...They never die.

@johnwaynerussell1040 2 months ago

As a fella who has run saw my whole life this is more interesting than some ol’ soccer game really nice work

@JasonVeisberg 1 month ago

I would love a piece of lumber from a tree like that. I used up my last piece of redwood that was cut almost 100 years ago, a gift from a friend. I was able to return it to him before he passed

@IamTheeEgg 11 months ago

One hell of a Lumber Jack. Equipment, everything. SAFETY FIRST. some people are naturals. I dont think I’ve seen anyone who could fell a tree like this guy. He knows exactly where he wants it to land and it does with precision.

@eliaszelger9216 8 months ago

Stihl bar, husqvarna saw, pfanner pants. I like that iconoclastic attitude

@mrmelmba 10 months ago

Incredible balance. The trunk was cut right through with only a sliver of wood remaining that kept it from toppling over. This logger totally unfazed. He knows his stuff.

@kenbell7857 2 months ago

Can’t believe I just watched this whole video. Lot of respect for people like you. Nice job

@gregtaylor8327 1 year ago

Loving it from New Zealand. 70 years old and reminising about cutting in the 1980s and nineties. Thanks Man stay safe.

@GageVelasquez 4 months ago

Probably the most likely tree explosion ever I'm amazed with how sturdy it was being that top heavy

@Philskiw1 6 months ago

The Tim wells of lumber jacks

@kevinrenfro2254 1 year ago

His balance and agility are amazing!

@georgebenz7415 1 year ago

I would love to have the chunks that came out of the undercut for my year supply of kindling this next winter...

@kanyikebrian9096 1 year ago

It will take another two centuries to see this giant again 😢😢

@Landrew0 1 year ago

Everyone is a genius in some way.
This man is a virtuoso in felling giant trees.

@peterking523 1 month ago

A master on display here. A must for future Fellers .Hey and Tough too did u notice no Gloves

@NorthGeorgiaHawg 1 year ago

Bjarne The BEAST takes down a double header!

@roykent451 1 year ago

If a tree falls in the forest and no one's around to hear it but the man who felled it, does it make a sound?...Yes, but it's drowned out by his screams if it falls the wrong way.

Careful kids, don't try this at home. This man is a master.