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What is so special about it? There was no potential of any loss more expensive than having to pay for a climber to do it right. A house trailer and a junk shed. Fir trees are usually straight as an arrow and even grained. Easy to drop them right where you want.
What is so special about it? There was no potential of any loss more expensive than having to pay for a climber to do it right. A house trailer and a junk shed. Fir trees are usually straight as an arrow and even grained. Easy to drop them right where you want.
Fair enough. You could be right. Feel free to post your video of dropping a tree of that height and width through a space that narrow.
Real name Eric The sharpest hammer in the box of crayons.
not big on dropping trees when i have a half dozen good friends who are loggers and love to use the campground.one friend came the other day and marked 2 loads and another buddy will come next weekend and lay them all down where they are more at my level to take care of.
Rogue,like said lotsa buddies in the woods.have spent countless hours bs-ing and watching them apply their trade.mesmorizing
me too...grew up in the blue ridges of va....spent my youth from 12 to 18 working for a logger for pulpwood....ive seen pro"s and the amishman truly impressed me. He was too fast on some i couldnt get pictures. AND he had a stylish beard to boot!! told the church his grew that way,,hahaha...they came from the heart of ohio amish furniture and lumber community to get my trees
years ago they logged our swamp with horses and they had to fly the guy out when he got wrapped up.said it was his first injury in 20 yrs of doing it.i finished it for him with a tractor and gave him his original cut,he deserved it.
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