WinterDeere
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That's definitely the way to go, when felling.I carry an axe in a holster on my tool belt for pounding wedges.
But when cutting logs on the ground, I just carry two wedges, one in each back pocket. If you choose the time to insert them appropriately, they never need more than a tap or two, usually using one wedge to tap the other into place.
I always have a hatchet in my chainsaw toolbox, when I need to whack a wedge harder, but it's very rare I need to do that.