Red Creek Fir

[RC0]

Its the biggest Douglas fir in the world, ad about two and a half hours from where I live. Video from a road trip to see it and a couple other cool sites in the area. Its 25 mins so you need a bit of time to watch.

 

 

[Steve Bullman]

Will watch later.  When you felling it?

[AHPP]

10:41 - “Clever bastard.”

Great drone and film work. I didn’t notice the cuts at 9:40.

[Mark Bolam]

Can't wait to watch that.

 

I bet you were working out how you would drop it as well.

 

I do the same mentally, to some magnificent trees.

 

It's a disease!

[Darrin Turnbull]

Beautiful at times . Especially the drone footage. 

Thank you for sharing 

 

[Mick Dempsey]

Nice, worth 26 minutes of my time, admittedly Serbia v Switzerland is not too absorbing.

 

re. The cedar stump from long ago, reminded me of this photo I have on my wall.

 

Thanks for posting.

[Will Heal]

Thanks reg, I enjoyed that, greAt video

[Husqvarna King]

I see a new reg invention on the horizon, a drone that installs the climbline (obviously in a Canadian giant, not a UK sapling) ? great video, thanks for sharing

[Mark Bolam]

Cracking Reg, my favourite vid this year, and there’s been some strong competition from Pornhub.

Do you know if the Red Creek Fir has ever been climbed?

What a place.

[MattyF]

I wanna ask you if you have a job , it looks lush ! Would love to fish that river!
I know around my way the clear fells are not replanted straight away because of pine weevil , it takes at least a couple of years to bring the population down after felling,felling for some reason brings out a boom in the population ,even with spraying and sticking more crap in to the environment after that time it is still hit n miss but they recon if planted In those first two years it would absolutely decimate replanting and make it a failure .... but then again yours is a different environment.