Bixler new video. Better than ever.

Loblollys' Steve? That like at bushy oak or somethin'?

Once you push past your last highest height, there's no looking back, so its' pretty much straight up and down kinda thing and you get used to it pretty quick... But fun either way, that's for sure!
 
Bixler said:
Loblollys' Steve? That like at bushy oak or somethin'?

Once you push past your last highest height, there's no looking back, so its' pretty much straight up and down kinda thing and you get used to it pretty quick... But fun either way, that's for sure!
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Loblolly pine...they get pretty big but not as tall as yours. Maybe 150'. I've seen some huge, fat trunks though.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pinus_taeda

Great vids, Bix!!!
 
Loblollys' are pretty fat when they're big and tall even at 130 there is generally a lot of thick trunk up there. They don't grow like your spruce with a central leader at the tip. Generally a ton of bigger branches at the top unlike those twigs on your towering pines. Big loblollys' aren't fun. They're a ton of work. Even chunking blocks is a work out. Thanks for the vid.
 
Great videos for sure. I love watching yours, but now I found out who August Hunicke is .......well lol! All the time you guys take to do these I don't even realize sometimes until I see the one I made lol. You guys rock!!
 
Cool shot at the beginning where the goo is pouring out of the stump and the shadow of the falling tree is in the background. And I dig the tops dropping when they're filmed from the next tree over.

That poor bag though...and the GoPro. Those things sure must be tough, cause they're taking a beating :)
 
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