Felling a heavy “LEANER”

This tree had a hard lean and was tied with another. every cut had to be right on ..With the back cut first technique we got this this handled

[livingthedreamwiththelucas]

I'm new to your channel, but I love your content. I miss climbing a lot. I had a tree kick back and it crushed both of my legs. Doctor's told me that I wouldn't walk again. But a year and 9 months later and I'm walking again. It wasn't an easy road by far, but I did it. My granddaughter was born and when she started to crawl, I crawled with her, and by the time she started walking, I was walking with her. I miss cutting trees and climbing so much brother, but I watch your videos and it really helps me out of this depressed mood I've been in. Just wanted to say, thank you for there. My Granddaughter is now 15 years old, and she is my world. And I can say that if it wasn't for her, I'd probably be in a wheelchair or not around. But I want to let you know that you have truly helped me, without even knowing it. But I wanted you to know, you have saved my life, and gave me the will to keep going and not to just give up. I just wanted to say thank you.

[YonMon]

To watch someone who knows their craft it better then any movie.

[bobbynash]

I get the feeling you never get bored when you cut. There is a special feeling l get. On a difficult tree when its said and done. Ya got a great life enjoy.

[jeffreyjeffers]

Nothing better than setting in the hospital holding my brand new baby girl and watching a brand new video from buckin. Great shot buckin keep em comin!!!

[jeffreyrichardson]

OMG, your the tree whisperer. I would have just climbing it and topped them out. Your just a dream to watch. OMG Buckin Billy Ray your the man . ✊❤

[markbrisec]

I have to admit this is a beautiful yard Mitch has.. It's spacious, has some old trees, some groomed parts, flower beds... Oh man. My dad has a name for our property. He calls it a double bed yard, cause it's a bit bigger than the bed. We have to squeeze our cars into it and drive the cars out from the yard if we want to go out with a bike or wheelbarrows. Seeing the space Mich has drives a tear to my eye.. But that's city living vs a country side properties..

[kirkchapman]

Thanks for another great demonstration of steering timber.

[salvadornunez]

I just don't get bored watching the same video over and over, thank you Billy Ray

[davidgahm]

You sir are a true surgeon with a power saw ! I always look to your video's for inspiration !!! We all need this in our ever day lives . I just wish more people would watch your video's and take heart t what you instill into people like me . THANK YOU

[diceman]

I have to say, when that tree landed next to the other one. It put a smile on my face. The write up below me, tells me that through pain and the will to move forward, all is possible. Doing things that are not easy makes us who we are. Good luck to everyone.

[irwin]

oh man these videos scare the crap outta me! when i was younger i was cutting down pretty fair size fir, larch with no experience no wedges just cutting down trees. this wisdom here is pricless, glad im still here to learn. thanks buckin im really digging the content buds :)

[nicksanders]

It's amazing how you teach guiding a fall even a backleaning bone tied tree. Thanks for all you share.

[shenkoyah]

“It hurts when I open mine eyes so I try n keep-it to a minimum…….yuh never alone!” I thoroughly enjoyed your tutelage and your presentation was jus as entertaining…..definitely felt as If I am his friend🙏🏽

[olafvidar]

Buckin, that was AMAZING how you wedged that leaner. Only a man with vast experience would've pulled that off. I was worried for you. You're DEFINATELY the man.

[jeffreyrichardson]

Can I just say. Buckin Billy Ray Smith, you have touched the heart and soul of all off us on your channel. I don't know anybody who has a bigger heart then you. The vibe that you give out is just amazing. The wisdom and knowledge is second to none. You make are lives a lot brighter in the darkest days. Thanks for that. ✊❤

[michaelsanchez]

It makes so much sense, Buckin', when you make that back cut, it's still like an elephant foot putting pressure down. Then you get wedges in and do the small front cut, and bang it over. You are like a wizard buddy! Dang.

[eddyarundale]

Fascinating how much movement you get at the top from a wedge 👌

[jasonthomas]

This guy is so good and less you have done this you cannot appreciate how hard it is. This is the most informative person I’ve ever learned woodworking from. Excellent wedge work. Thanks for the knowledge

[bobbrooks]

Nice camera work mitch. Good evening folks hope you're all well and staying safe. Another expert lesson from Buckin. Stay safe everyone regards from across the pond

[timsprague]

I learned a lot about felling an Buckin trees from you, keep up the good work Buckin, love your U tube channel !!!