Master Landon's Feature Film

The shot here was pretty tight so this video was not mean to be a speedy process.... It was meant to entertain a 3 1/2 year old.
So, using my gun sticks to sight this tree in. The goal was to lay it in the recesses between the 18" spruce stump, seen way out on the left and the large rock on the right. Took a few "pokes" at the far corner to get it where it needed to be in order to hit the shot.
I sniped the stump as well to try to keep this tree from rim-racking from stem to stern - seemed to work.
The getting pinched is something that happens occasionally. Well if a guy is bucking a lot anyway..... This tree did not move much while bucking - which is the best (worst) kind for getting pinched. That's also a testimony to the flat construction of the lay that Johnny's ability to make a layout.
I did splice in the second phase.
@ 32:00 in we notice a stall and a restart. The 462 does the same every so often just like what happened here. One of the pleasures of a zippkitted saw.
This tree came in ~ 4600 B.F. if that's a consideration.
I am currently available for custom saw modification. If you are interested please shoot me an email.
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Thanks for watching.