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They left tops that started at 50" I can tell you the part I do believe, On flat ground, last time I drove through Kansas it was all flat, and the biggest tree I saw was, wait a minute that was corn. Never mind I didn't see any trees except a few yard trees. I was probably in the wrong part.

Good Find and happy burning
 
What we call tops are what loggers have no use for.
 
On flat ground, last time I drove through Kansas it was all flat,

What did it look like when you drove through Kansas, Illinois where the OP lives?
 
Pack that sucker tight! Its roughly 1 hr one way to where I do most of my cutting.Sometimes when cutting smaller (3"-9") rounds off parents land I'll leave them 3'-6' long,stack them in pickup bed parallel with truck between the wheelwells all the way to the top (it has a topper that I wont remove even though it took some getting used to the first year or so). Then bring them home & cut them up in an hour or so when I get to it later.Most of the time I fill up sawbuck & cut them to length at their place,but if I'm short on time to work in the woods they get bucked here later.Never figured out which was faster,think its pretty much a tie.
I do this same thing when cutting small stuff. I load either the truck this way and or the trailer, 4x8 that I pull with me.
 
big trees
 
Lincoln Logs Trees so big loggers throw away anything under 4'
 
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