PART2 "When arborist's go logging"

[BlackOakTreeServ]

Had 6 ponderosa pines to remove near structures, all went well!...Bixler did the video

Im in the orange shirt and Bixler is in hi viz green

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[Gologit]

Nice videos. Where were you guys working?

 

[oregon steel]

Nice to watch a pro at work. Wish I had a few like those first two trees.

 

[zogger]

Nice clean work, and great vid!

 

[BlackOakTreeServ]

Nice videos. Where were you guys working?

Thanks....Grass Valley

 

[BlackOakTreeServ]

Nice to watch a pro at work. Wish I had a few like those first two trees.

Thank you....the second tree in the video measured over 5' at trunk

 

[BlackOakTreeServ]

Nice clean work, and great vid!

Bixler does great vids, mabey hollywood next for him lol

 

[twochains]

Man I really really enjoyed your video and your work! That one stem you show with the top out...man that was close to that house...you were so in control and confident...fricken awesome man! Absolutely an incredible video. You mentioned a name...does someone do videos for you?

Did you use a GoPro in that video? Reason I'm asking is because there is a GoPro sponored tree removal video I saw awhile back. Yours is actually better than theirs! Maybe you should see about sending your video to GoPro (if that is the brand of your camera) and see what they say. You know damn well they paid that removal crew pretty good, or gave them cameras...Hell IDK but maybe you could benefit from it...the video is Superior quality of Superior workmanship! Thanks for sharing!

 

[BlackOakTreeServ]

Man I really really enjoyed your video and your work! That one stem you show with the top out...man that was close to that house...you were so in control and confident...fricken awesome man! Absolutely an incredible video. You mentioned a name...does someone do videos for you?

Did you use a GoPro in that video? Reason I'm asking is because there is a GoPro sponored tree removal video I saw awhile back. Yours is actually better than theirs! Maybe you should see about sending your video to GoPro (if that is the brand of your camera) and see what they say. You know damn well they paid that removal crew pretty good, or gave them cameras...Hell IDK but maybe you could benefit from it...the video is Superior quality of Superior workmanship! Thanks for sharing!

Thanks for the kind words!

Brian Bixler hired me to help him on this project, he is above average climber, he has the gopro cam, does a fantasic job on taking vids, hes in the hi viz green shirt Im in orange shirt
I own my own tree service as well, just used Brian today to help me deadwood some big pondos, I spure climb cedar for removal....we make a good team

 

[twochains]

Thanks for the kind words!

Brian Bixler hired me to help him on this project, he is above average climber, he has the gopro cam, does a fantasic job on taking vids, hes in the hi viz green shirt Im in orange shirt
I own my own tree service as well, just used Brian today to help me deadwood some big pondos, I spure climb cedar for removal....we make a good team

Yes you fellas make a good team for sure. I haven't seen a zip line setup like like for removing the limbs. Probably common place maybe but I enjoyed seeing how it was all rigged up. You should tell Brian to send that video in to GoPro. Seriously, try and look up that sponsored video, naybe had something to do with a school...IDK, but Brian's editing skills and your all Professionalism just beat them all day long. Anyway Thanks!

 

[BlackOakTreeServ]

some pics of job....

 

[4x4American]

awesome video! I second twochains

 

[HuskStihl]

That was much better than the hour I wasted yesterday on that new arborist tv show on nat geo. I am something of a wedge pounding aficionado, and loved the slow-mo wedge pounding!

 

[NEKS Tree Svc]

Great work!

 

[mr.finn]

Great video. Nothing like watching a pro in action. Thanks for sharing.

 

[jdhacker]

Nice watching the pro's work, great job, great skill, and great equipment