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The branches are all tangled together, you could just pull the cut branch out. Perhaps use a rope.
this post was submitted on 19 Oct 2025
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I'm totally the dumbass that would try to kick it & run...
Next stop is ratchet strap tug-o-war!
It's a fairly small diameter, enough to hurt you if you're unlucky, but i bet you'd get away with it. ...assuming it's pine/softwood.
My guess is with a chainsaw...
Looks like they used CSS on that tree, instead of tables...
How did...why did.... what?
Branches higher up tangled probably.
Right, but "how" did they get the saw all the way through without pinching? "Why" dose it look like they didn't cut a notch? And, "what" were they thinking?
If the branches were tangled enough to keep it from falling, they were also likely enough to keep it from pinching.
Also, with smaller pines with a lean like that, you often dont need to cut a wedge to cut them down. You can cut in about 1/3 of the on the underside, or however far you can go before it starts to affect the trunks integrity, then switch to the outside. Since the tree's weight is pulling it away from the blade, you dont need to create the extra space /uneveness of a wedge to keep it leaning the proper direction.
My guess it that- someone back cut from the bottom, then finished from the topside, expecting the weight to Crack the wood in the last inch or so and drop it away from them, but the branches were tangled enough at the top to keep it from falling, leaving them in position of having to separate the tops without putting themselves in harms way.
- Go fast? Depends on type of saw though. Like a silky(?) Commonly does this on horizontal stuff. If the tree is light enough just pull the saw out.
- This is on the edge of when you might cut a notch. It's not a big tree. With all the cut limbs i doubt there's much above the pic. Otherwise see 3.
- No thots cut tree.