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MMAUL was on the saw and the squirrel rode it all the way down! Oh and had to change out to a 28 inch bar so its up there in size.
Drop this one right before the storm.
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MMAUL was on the saw and the squirrel rode it all the way down! Oh and had to change out to a 28 inch bar so its up there in size.
Awesome, J! 
This damn weather is really slowing me down on getting some fuel stacked. Well, that and this new pup...
Did the squirrel bail out just before it hit the ground? Hope he made it OK...
This damn weather is really slowing me down on getting some fuel stacked. Well, that and this new pup...
Did the squirrel bail out just before it hit the ground? Hope he made it OK...
Awesome, J!
This damn weather is really slowing me down on getting some fuel stacked. Well, that and this new pup...
Did the squirrel bail out just before it hit the ground? Hope he made it OK...
Yes he bail just before impact and ran to another tree. This is less than 50 yds to my stacks so its an easy one. Upside down "U" dirt mound going in to plant wild flowers for the bee and a back stop for a range.
Wife sez Lamb's Ear is a good one for bees. Bee balm gets moldy here...too much shade maybe? She's going to dig some more up later. Takin' care of the pollinators, that's great.
Would have to be a pretty good-sized mound for a backstop, no?
Wife sez Lamb's Ear is a good one for bees. Bee balm gets moldy here...too much shade maybe? She's going to dig some more up later. Takin' care of the pollinators, that's great.
I have a pretty big ridge line that runs for about 50 yds and needs leveled anyway. I will rent a small track bucket and move it over a weekend. 160.00 plus fuel.
TimJ
Minister of Fire
I guess I'll post in the Inglenook about him when I get a chance. Need eyes in the back of my head to keep up with him.
Ralphie Boy
Minister of Fire
Man, that would be jackpot material for me right now; Trying to stack as much quick-drying stuff as I can. I've been burning a lot of mid-output wood this year and it's been doin' the job. Red Maple and Cherry, mostly. Just toss in a few Oak or BL with it when I need a longer burn.
I been wanting to drop this one for a long while now. Always find myself doing other peoples trees. I only have 2 acres and this area's being waisted. Its darn sure farm country!
Ralphie Boy
Minister of Fire
. Dang Woody, you're good! I looked 3 times at that picture and never saw any opposite branching and there's too muck snow cover on the bark for me to tell anything about it. How you do dat
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