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When the tree limb is not sprung and has a clear path to fall to the ground, it’s best to sever it with two cuts. This is true whether the tree is standing or lying on the ground. Make the first cut upward and go a third of the way into the wood. Make the second cut downward, aiming for the first cut. If you were to cut downward in the first place, the limb likely would splinter and fall without being severed. If you were to try and sever it with the upward cut, the limb’s weight likely would trap the saw bar in the cut.

Cut upward...

...cut downward...

... the limb falls to the ground.