Operate Feller Buncher for Tree Removal

What happens here

A feller buncher, a large yellow forestry machine (identified as a Hydro-Ax 411B), is shown operating in a wooded area. The machine moves to a tree, extends its hydraulic cutting head to clamp around the base of the trunk, and then quickly severs the tree. After felling, the machine manipulates the tree, often by rotating or repositioning it, to create small piles or "bunches" of trees. These bunches facilitate the subsequent collection process by other equipment. The video includes both ground-level and aerial views, demonstrating the feller buncher's efficiency in clearing sections of the forest.

Goal: Systematically cut down trees and arrange them into bunches.