Post Pictures of Big Trees!!!!!!!

[BeatCJ]

Nice wood, but your back cut looks slightly off level...

 

[stihlguy]

The 090 is gone , but the memories live on.

 

[stihlguy]

A few more of the 090 in action.

 

[Finksies]

MS660 with 32" bar. I climbed the tree and took all the branches off the backside, then dropped it whole since we have the room. Even with space this was a job to clean up.

 

[rwoods]

And just why are those mailboxes still standing? Ron

 

[Finksies]

And just why are those mailboxes still standing? Ron

I got lucky

 

[arborjockey]

 

[arborjockey]

42'dbh 300' canopy

 

[El Quachito]

They'll be big someday.

 

[madmarksolomon]

Stag tree. Sequoia national monument, 10 miles from my pards cabin.

 

[madmarksolomon]

95 feet circumference DBH.

 

[M.D. Vaden]

95 feet circumference DBH.

So folks can only imagine the girth of the largest and widest coast redwoods, presently the widest known species at both DBH and ground level. I've posted samples before, but a few friends requested not to publish images of several of the largest and widest.

Both species are amazing. And although the Thule Montezuma cypress is remarkable, it's more of a "nothing burger" when it comes to real girth because half it's "footprint" is indented void space. Unlike Sequoia and Sequoiadendron that have more meat on their bones.

 

[rico11764]

Reported to be the largest and oldest Western Juniper on the planet, the "Bennett Tree" is located up Sonora pass in the Sierra's. An amazing tree with some serious soul!

 

[rico11764]

Nice Redwood at the back of my parcel.