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Scotty, is that you?????

Discussion in 'The Wood Pile' started by rottiman, Dec 16, 2014.

  1. rottiman

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    You want to have your "Big Boy Panties" on for this one!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
     
  2. Stinny

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    That fella's done that once or twice. He makes it look awful easy. I know exactly how many times I wooda fallen off those branches, trying to get my azz behind me up there....... once... :picard:
     
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    What do ya suppose that notch weighed?:eek::eek::eek::eek:
     
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    I was sincerely hoping his knee didn't slip. Bad juju.
     
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    There's a cord of wood in the stump :)]
    Looks like campinspector's country
     
  6. Gasifier

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    Very cool to see that done. And at the same time. It is almost too bad in a way. Do you guys no what I mean by that? You see how beautiful these big trees are. It is almost to bad when you see them cut down sometimes. Sometimes I even look at some of the trees I cut down on my own property, and think it's to bad to cut it. Nice tree. Took a long time for that tree to grow. You know what I mean?
     
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  7. rottiman

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    yes, exactly.
     
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    I fully understand what you mean Gasman.. A certain sadness that this tree took so long to grow so large and so majestic only to be cut down..
     
  9. bogydave

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    I like felling trees/cutting firewood. But I am going to take a close look at the trees that I want to cut and that I want to leave. Unfortunately most of the Ash will probably be killed by E.A.B. on my property sooner or later. But I did have a bug expert tell me to not go cutting all my Ash just yet. You never know. Don't mean to derail the thread rottiman.

    I hope to do a lot of clean up work like our friend thewoodlands does first. Take the fallen first. Clean up and use all I can. (GIBIR)

    Then I will look at the less than desirable and smaller ones too close to the nicer ones. Etc. But I have to take a good many of the Ash for two reasons. 1. Because of the potential bug situation. 2. Because they are the highest BTU trees I have on the acreage! Dat's important! :fire:
     
  11. rookie1

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    Nice video. I'm in awe of that guys skills.
     
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    For sure, I like cutting crappy trees or dead ones so I don"t feel so bad about it.
     
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    Amazing what some people enjoy doing. Ill stick to my baby trees over here thanks!o_O
     
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    Yea
    My big 18" Alaska birch are all I want to tackle :)
     
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    Big Boy Panties for sure!! Thanks for sharing that I enjoyed it.
     
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    It would be difficult working as I'd have to stop to enjoy the scenery.
     
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