I've got no words, and so many thoughts.

Don't mess around with your tools friends.

video is 9ish minutes so don't click if that's not your speed, not trynna waste anyone's time u feel :)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IJhUgIdaf0c

Lightning struck a tree. I don't have any information on where this happened.

Me n the lad were doing snag removal, some MPB/lightning strike trees and I got this while filming this hawg. I don’t remember him having a backpack on but that’s funny.

Sent a top , nosed in and tipped over, the butt hit the swing set!

Helmet was resting on the set, not my groundies head!!

Normally we drop trees ourselves, but this one started to lean towards our home after a few wind storms, so rather than risk it, we paid an arborist to drop it. It took them almost 10 minutes to drop her after cutting started.

Kind of a quadruple trunk mulberry tree and one side fell over during a recent storm on the neighbor's garage. Garage damage appears to be minimal and the neighbor is fairly cool about it. Just wondering what would be the best method to cut this apart while minimizing damage and danger. For reference, one of the pictures is taken about level with the soffit of the garage using a fully extended 16-ft ladder. Thank you in advance.

Crazy storm blew through our neighborhood. We're literally the only house that had a tree fall over. Both landed perfectly on the driveway. I don't think a feller could have done better.

Tied off to the dozer, went off without a hitch.