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Didn't click it was the great man himself steve,did you ever see that article in the forest journal with him felling out half a 300footer with a large cast on his leg!.Felling big dangerous trees like that still give me the jitters!Every day is a school day as they say.You can learn so much from the old hands i think.:001_smile:

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Didn't click it was the great man himself steve,did you ever see that article in the forest journal with him felling out half a 300footer with a large cast on his leg!.Felling big dangerous trees like that still give me the jitters!Every day is a school day as they say.You can learn so much from the old hands i think.:001_smile:

 

unfortunately...i cant read, so no:001_rolleyes:

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Good of Gerry to post the vid.

 

'High Climbers and Timber Fallers' is the best big timber book ever written, especially the chapter 'Rockport' where, as said earlier, he fells a 150' top out of a 300' Redwood. The pics of him one-handing an 090 with a 7-foot bar have to be seen to be believed.

 

These vids where things go a bit pear-shaped can be just as educational as the ones that are faultless IMO.

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