A man has been rushed to hospital in Corryong by air after a tree fell on him in bushland near Tallangatta.
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The man was using a chainsaw when the incident took place on Friday about 4pm.
SES, police and ambulance rescue, were called to Shelley.
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A spokesperson from the SES said the 22-year-old was conscious and wasn't bleeding.
"The patient is in stable condition," the spokesperson said.
"Around 5pm the incident was marked as clear after he was lifted by a stretcher and people power in a helicopter to be taken to the hospital."
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