No. I don't think you should give him questionable advice. I'm no logger but I and anyone with eyes can see you don't seem to know the proper felling techniques in many situations. Too many times it seemed you had no control over the trees you were felling. I don't want to see you get squished. Unfortunately I see that happening sooner than later, if you don't get some proper training. Where? I'm not sure, I've thought about it my self, but this part of Ohio isn't exactly logging country, so my options are severely limited.
Again I'm not trying to attack you Sam, but you com off to strong with your opinions sometime, and yes we're are guilty of this. You're a young guy with a lot of spunk and I admire that, you're doing something most can't or won't.
With that said you need to slowdown every now and then and start listening to to some of your elders. You seem to have plenty to say, but little room for others advice or opinion's. A trait common with most young bucks.
Safe cutting.
Andre.
LOL, really, give me some examples of the below,
"I'm no logger but I and anyone with eyes can see you don't seem to know the proper felling techniques in many situations. Too many times it seemed you had no control over the trees you were felling. I don't want to see you get squished."
Your such an idiot, I photo'd or video every tree I cut in a couple of hours, good or bad, and most of them fell about a close to textbook drop as could be expected, with me typically calling the exact placement within a couple of feet and your dumb a$$ is going to try to call me out, like I don't or didn't have control over my trees???? You're such a blowhard it isn't funny. You better go watch a few more and turn the volume up. Furthermore if the outcome was going to be sketchy, I stated it was going to be sketch and still made it work fine.
So go find them, otherwise your just blowing crap out of your mouth, as usual. I'm quite aware of when I'm pushing the limits and when things are going to crap. Thats a big difference than the above poster, stating that his cut for a leaning beech was what someone else taught him as being textbook, when that obviously isn't a text book cut, and its slower and less efficient. So once again, show your A$$ and provide me or us with examples of me not knowing what I'm doing, as you say, I don't. Just like your statement of and I quote,
"I saw trees felling the at you, jumping off the stump to early and you running under felling trees."
Really, ..............., "jumping off the stump to early", LOL, please, oh please give us an example of that one. You don't even know what your talking about, LOL. I'm not sure, what "I saw trees felling the at you" means, as that is an incoherent statement, and as to the "running under felling trees.", I knew it was a crap situation and said it was a crap situation and for it being very unsafe, which it is, it was safer to go under it and come this way than go the other way due to it pushing the support tree which I cut.
I'll await your detailed response,
Sam
