Got confronted by landowner today while cutting

Definitely don't plant a garden close to a Black Walnut. (Experience)

 

Something tells me ya gonna know horse chit pretty well here soon...

 

My wife knows I'm not doing horse chit unless I decide to get a horse of my own in the future. That was decided before we got the two horses. I didn't even want horses. LOL But I'm making everything happen so she can have them and have a nice set up for them.

I prefer tractors and other equipment with a motor. A nice, reliable motor! I'm to the point I don't even want to do much maintenance anymore. Just the basic stuff. I like to turn the key on and go to work. Then park it, turn the key off, and forgeddaboutit!

 

I had a pipeline trying to build through my wood lot a few years ago and they wanted to do a survey for old indian relics before they started. When a local university contacted me and told me which weekend they proposed to make the survey I advised them to be sure to wear their blaze orange. They had chosen to use the first of 2 shotgun deer season weekends to do it. When I told them that, they changed their date to a non-hunting weekend. Sometimes I am amazed at what supposedly educated people just don't consider.

 

Better every day. starting to lift stuff over 25 lbs again.

 

A couple of months ago I was cutting up a black wattle tree that had blown down in a storm when this fella came up to take a look.


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That is correct wilting cherry leaves have poison in them- prunacin, a type of cyanide.
When they dry, the poison is gone.

Cattle Grazing: Summer Storms & Wild Cherry Trees | Dairy Herd Management

More information if you are interested.

 

No problem.
Everyone that cuts firewood on land that cattle might graze on should be able to identify these trees.