Limbing Smaller Branches

What happens here

After bucking the main logs, the next task is limbing, which involves cutting smaller branches from the main trunk. The presenter demonstrates cutting branches, being cautious of spring poles (branches under tension that can whip back). He starts from the butt end of the tree and works towards the top, cutting smaller branches first to release pressure. He emphasizes maintaining control of the chainsaw and constantly assessing the tension in the wood.

Goal: Clear smaller branches from fallen trees.