To Fell A Tree — by Jeff Jepson
From the author of the bestselling Tree Climber's Companion comes To Fell A Tree — a comprehensive, practical guide to one of the most technically demanding and hazardous tasks in arboriculture. Whether you're a seasoned professional looking to sharpen your decision-making or a newer climber building a solid foundation, this book delivers the knowledge you need to fell trees safely and efficiently.
Packed with clear illustrations and real-world guidance, Jeff Jepson covers everything from initial hazard assessment to advanced felling techniques, chainsaw maintenance, and problem-solving for difficult situations. It's the kind of book that earns a permanent spot in your truck.
What's Inside
- Tree and hazard assessment before felling
- Felling techniques for a wide range of situations
- Tools and equipment selection
- Problem-solving for difficult or hazardous trees
- Safety protocols and best practices
- Chainsaw care and maintenance
Book Details
- Author: Jeff Jepson
- Format: Softcover
- Pages: 160
- Publisher: Beaver Tree Publishing
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is this book for?
This book is written for arborists, loggers, and tree care professionals of all experience levels. It's especially valuable for anyone who regularly fells trees and wants to improve their technique and safety awareness.
Is this book by the same author as the Tree Climber's Companion?
Yes — Jeff Jepson is the author of both. If you enjoyed the Tree Climber's Companion, this is a natural companion volume focused specifically on felling.