Climbing Dead Trees

Climbing and cutting down 2 Dead Grand firs

[firedtradesman]

Thank you for giving us the privilege of tagging along. Very valuable as always. Take care mate.

[StihlChainsaws]

Really smart idea to brace those 2 skinny tops with an adjustable lanyard. I always see something new/interesting while watching your content. Great video
STAY SAFE REG

[dwaynemadsen]

Reg, you make it look so easy. Your experience in the work lets you drop stem sections so that they practically stack themselves! You are a living benchmark of excellence. Glad to see another video from you, stay safe, you legend!

[ServicestarOy]

Now thats deliberate tree work there! I admire your work and all the videos! Great tricks for all the climbers including myself! Always something new to learn or try 👍

[ShaneHerrick]

Having made many a wildlife high stump myself... I just truly love this video... and hopefully that tree will hollow ok and erode naturally in its own footprint. A big thanks to the land owner, and you Reg, for taking the time to consider the critters and take the time to cut her up.

[br-djti]

He parks his truck right be low the trees he is doing dead trees at that. He is that good he knows he won't make a mistake. Amazing buddy

[sfletcher]

Thank you for the time and effort you put into this, just starting out learning so much from your work. Warrington UK

[wesleyfrancis]

Thank you very much for all your videos, I can only try to imagine all the effort you put into making them and I’m sure I’m way off. Your videos are huge help especially for the small tree companies. I like how your always trying new things and allowing us to share your experience. I own a tree service in Courtney BC. My ground crew consists of my wife, I get some some funny looks about it so it’s cool to see Amber showing what women can do. Thanks again.

[brianbeasley]

I’m grateful for your videos Reg- to see how you climb, and even more than that to get a sense of you as a person.

I have been doing tree work for a few years, starting on the ground, mentored by a climber of 40 years.

He taught me to climb very small trees, crabapples etc.

I moved from CO back East to get my head on straight after a breakup. I found that very few tree people were like him. And there weren’t many I wanted to work with/for/under.

As I learn and progress as a climber, I’ve realized how terrifying it can truly be sometimes.

I’ve never liked heights, acrobatics, or rollercoasters, but I still won’t give up on my dream.

I see in you the same thing I saw in him, and in maybe one or two other tree people.

A sense of spirituality, a desire to do right by the earth, to stay away from some of the most negative aspects of humanity, and find a way to exist in something resembling peace.

[BigAgitator]

Nice work! I appreciate the extra effort it takes to film all or this- even more work than just performing the job. thanks for doing the extra work so we can watch!

[joshuacollins]

Thankyou for your videos, I learn something new from you all the time. Its a honor to be able too watch what you do, really mean that. Also thankyou for allowing us too be apart of your life.

[Sormad]

At one point I said to myself “that’s going to hit the truck” but you obviously moved it 😁 thx for all the advice you give before and after in your videos. Who knows how many lives are saved that way (mine included probably). Thanks again 🙏

[Boomer_in_the_Trees]

I love it when the music starts, I just get sucked in. Love watching you work.

[NHlocal]

Thanks for sharing that Reg.
Glad the weather was in your favor.
Constant "monitoring" while working dead trees is what I have learned to do.
I appreciate you making that point. Having good weather conditions helps for sure.
Keep yourself safe! 😎👍❤️🌲
Randy

[UrLocalPoolman]

Never seen someone making a habitat spar with an axe before. Actually pretty intuitive come to think about it. Gonna try it next time

[colinbourke]

Nice and calm very well done as always. Some view.

[mattygersh]

I enjoyed the video. Thank you for making US a part of your life. Iv been a fan of your videos for a long time now. Keeps me humble

[heatmizr]

Thanks for your videos Reg. You help me to move forward.

[sumwon]

oh man, cool. I'm a beginner climber. this job scares the shit out of me, but seeing a pro do it so "easily" with soothing music in the background puts me at ease.

[randyupladek]

Nice simple trick stabilizing those two tree tops together Reg! Those are some tall crispy trees.