To Fell a Tree
By Jeff Jepson
To Fell a Tree is Jeff Jepson's second book, which was released in 2009. It has quickly become a bestseller amongst tree cutting professionals as well as the weekend woodcutter. It clearly describes and illustrates (by artist Bryan Kotwica) how to fell a tree "without getting killed, or injured, or without wrecking anything." In other words, how do the work safely and efficiently.
Details
- Released in 2009
- 160 pages
- Over 200 illustrations by Bryan Kotwica
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Fantastic Book
Great book. Explains everything in lots of detail and makes felling trees seem much less daunting. I also found the book to have some funny jokes which made it seem even less like a manual that other books like this.
Approach and techniques for when the priority is safety, not harvesting
Live by the procedures in this book. Unless you are in the woods, logging style, this book holds valuable techniques to knocking them down whole in the setting we are usually in.
great book
If you are wanting to take your skill of felling trees to the next level then To Fell a Tree is your book. Good pictures to help with the concepts in the book. definitely helps me think through my cuts better than before. has good tips for the more difficult fells.