How to Clear a DANGEROUS Hung-Up Tree!

Brace yourself for an adrenaline-pumping adventure as we take on the challenge of a dangerous hung-up tree. In this captivating video, we delve into the world of high-risk tree work, demonstrating the skill and precision required to safely bring down this formidable obstacle.

Join us on this thrilling journey as we navigate the complexities of a hung-up tree, showcasing innovative techniques and strategic cutting to ensure a successful and safe removal. Witness the tension and excitement as we carefully dismantle the tree, inch by inch, with a keen focus on mitigating risks and protecting the surrounding environment.

This heart-pounding demonstration offers valuable insights into the artistry of tree work, highlighting the expertise and experience needed to conquer nature's obstacles. From strategic cuts to meticulous planning, every step is fueled by a passion for precision and a commitment to safety.

Whether you're an arborist seeking professional inspiration or an adventure enthusiast craving an exhilarating experience, this video delivers the thrills you seek. Don't miss out on this captivating showcase of skill, as we face the dangers head-on and emerge victorious.

Remember to like, comment, and subscribe to our channel for more adrenaline-fueled tree work adventures. Get ready to be on the edge of your seat as we tackle the challenge of the dangerous hung-up tree, leaving you with a newfound appreciation for the artistry and excitement of tree removal.

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[howarddittrich]

Watched this because I have a hung up tree on my property (was blown over in a storm). Figured I might learn something and I did. I learned that I'm going to leave the tree be and let mother nature bring it down. This guy is truely amazing.

[prioritytree]

Excellent skills. I am a climber and tree faller. I've done a lot of tricks in the past, never seen anything like this. It looks like it takes a lot of skill and experience. That was not easy. Also very dangerous if you make an error. Not for the inexperienced.

[randomoto]

Equal parts amazing and terrifying. I'll never attempt something like this myself, but I really enjoyed watching. Much respect!

[stevehodgkins]

I have a few acres - with a lot of trees. I am having issues bringing them down safely. Is, I have been starting with the easy ones. 3 years in, I have graduated to a Echo 600 Timberwolf and enjoy all the limbing and cleanup that I can handle. Your videos have been of a great help.

[michaelwilliams]

This guy's skill is amazing. He had lots of other directions he could have dropped this tree. He picked that direction to hang the tree on purpose. In order to make this video. He picked exactly the right spot to get it to hang up. Kudos!

[jubdub]

I've done something similar! We called it "pole-in-a-hole" and used it on a lot of beetle kill in Montana. Never could figure out how to do it when the tree's still on the stump. . . thank you, now I know :)

[profiforstwirt]

habe ich noch nie in 30 Jahren so gesehen, echt der Hammer.

[roneberle]

Geometry
Physics
True Engineering attitude
A Big Thank You! from Nova Scotia where on my property we have tall spruce trees, no soil, adjacent clear cut and frequent high windloads without notice!
You can imagine the outcomes: Roots up!

Really appreciate your channel.

Capt'n Ron

[Buddha-offk]

Think I lost track of how many times he would have got fired on our logging crew.

[darrenhileman]

Like a Boss!!! Well done!!! Been doing this for years and have never seen this method!

[joeneighbor]

I wonder now as long as the hinge is already broke, or just if not that much left, could you put a chain or cable a few feet up the tree and use a winch to pull it back?
Either a trunk winch if there is a path near, by hand with a come along, or battery powered winch.

[slpip]

I won't stand behind a hung-up tree and cut it down like this way. I would cut it piece by piece to drop it down safely,

[proforest]

Terveisiä Tšekin tasavallasta, täydellinen esimerkki kuinka käsitellä suurta roikkuvaa puuta vähällä vaivalla. Kiitos paljon oppitunneistasi. Kaikki parhaat

Zdravím z České Republiky, perfektní ukázka jak si poradit s velkým zavěšeným stromem s minimem námahy. Díky moc za tvoje lekce. Ať se daří

[WoodCutter]

Greetings, one hobby, one profession, friends, don't forget to take care of your safety because this is quite a dangerous job...👍

[hippopotaman]

Thankyou i like to learn something new everyday. I have one on particular that has had me stumped, pun intended. 🤣
I might give this a go.👍

[krazyntx]

Had that happen to me a lot of times in areas where trees are too close together to fall completely. Nice to have another method to get them on the ground.

[darrinparkin]

fascinating. Thank you. I've hung up a couple trees and never heard of this technique. Usually I'm throwing my rope on a giant fish hook up to grab and pull like hell. sometimes it works, sometimes it doesn't..

[andym]

I owned acreage with a lot of mature timber (doug fir) close to my house. Root rot and wind made this an extreme hazard. Over the years I had an old logger come out and take out the problem ones. As an engineer I'm always impressed by the ingenuity of old saws.

[veterantechus]

Dangerous Hanging Tree: Cutting It Down Is Always Thrilling – It's always tense and exciting to watch such risky tree cutting. Looking forward to seeing how this precarious situation is handled!