BARBER CHAIR? NOT NOW! ,This May save you a trip to the hospital.

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  @Honig_Dachs · 2 years ago

  "I just do this. It allows you to relax" as he's sky high in a dead tree.  There'd be no relaxation for me.

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  @thomasj9513 · 2 years ago

  Don't know if you know it, but you're saving lives with your content. Appreciate ya, Ray. Do good daily!

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  @martyrutter3630 · 2 years ago

  Prayers for Donny Walker’s speedy and complete recovery. ♥️🙏

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  @paulskillman3746 · 2 months ago

  As a  novice tree guy I appreciate the knowledge and teaching  you provide  its things like this that I don't hear anyone else  discussing. God bless you my friend!

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  @aravec · 2 years ago

  Be honest. Work hard, and be kind. Words I'll pass onto my children.

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  @brianshanahan3878 · 2 months ago

  THIS!!! @<a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CJjsUOX2AmE&amp;t=618">10:18</a> start watching where Billy puts a clove with backup under the cut as a safety in case the tree splits!!! (One of my biggest fears by the way)!!! This is golden advice!

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  @retiredwelder · 2 years ago

  I love how excited you get when you find a good example to show everyone how to do something safer. Great job buckin. You probably saved some of your viewers some injuries on this video. Take care. (Pete from Maine).

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  @WARLOK813 · 2 years ago

  Not something I ever even considered, slapping a little clove hitch around that stem to hold the split. Brilliant, thanks brother.

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  @ForsytheBushcraftBlades · 2 years ago

  I&apos;ve been watching this awesome gentleman work for the last year or more. I&apos;ve never watched a single video from him that didn&apos;t leave me feeling happier and better educated on cutting wood (or just living life in general) than when I started it. Thank you, dear sir, for being such a wonderful teacher, and an even better human being. Much respect!

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  @Bob4golf1 · 3 months ago

  Maybe the best (and most worthwhile) video you&apos;ve ever done! Thanks Billy!

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  @iainkinsella4708 · 2 years ago

  My dad was a sawyer and when my brother and I were of the age to start dropping trees, he took us in the woods and barber chaired a white birch on purpose so we could see the power of what could happen. &nbsp;I will never forget that lesson.

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  @JASavage · 2 years ago

  As someone afraid of heights, I salute you guys that can climb and work that high up like it’s no big deal.

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