Not so much in the woods here as I do a lot of windrow / fence row clearing and management for many of the local farms. Most of what I cut is trash trees that get bettered by the wind and thus, entangled, broken, etc, and leaves a lot to chance. I don't often film, but for whatever reason felt inclined to on this day back in March '22. These were toothpick trees thankfully. Once then get greater than 12" across and tangle up this way its a different story.
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Basswood, hackberry, mulberry, and silver maple primarily. All fast growers, relatively weak, easily damaged by wind, and love to intertwine together as they grow.
Sometimes I luck out and get windrows full of large cherry, oak, hickory, hard maples, and walnut like the attached photo. I thoroughly enjoy those jobs. Kept my personal mill busy for nearly a year milling every chance I got.
*Edit, videos didn't work due to size so loaded them to an eternal host*