I just cut out knots when needed. Mine were pets and hunting companions, so grooming was only done for their comfort. I never had the coats...
Mushrooms for your steak!
I get my IBC crates from local cheese factories (they grow wild in Wisconsin) and agriculture liquid fertilizer/chemical distributors. Yup, it...
buzz-saw certainly has the splitter for it. Check out his thread regarding the modifications to the RM37. Horkn, weren't you considering the...
LOL! The big ones can be fun momentarily, but nasty goes clean to the bone.
I'm seeing a common theme across the threads, regarding those that don't mind elm and those that are on the fence. It seems the folks that like...
I love burning Elm. It's like anything else though, you learn what to avoid and what to keep. I was fortunate to learn young, so now it's just...
Yes, every day. Our last one was such a great companion and hunter, it tore our hearts out when we had to make the final decision. I just can't...
Aw man. You're breaking my heart here. I've had two of these big boys over the years and sadly both have passed. No children in my life, so they...
X2. However, in my experience RuggedMade has three major faults. 1. The hitch is on the wrong end for a pass-through splitter. 2. Axles are weak...
Oh oh....I just watched a video on sharpening and setting the tooth angle with Woodland Mills' sharpener and tooth setter. Let the checkbook...
Hello all, Following JB's advice, I am reaching out to everyone. I have tons of elm and walnut logs ready to mill. I've read the elm can be...
When I was in High School (late 70's), Rhinelander was $4.00 per case and a $1.00 back when you returned the bottles. I loved that stuff. We used...
Eating too much cheese does that to me. But hey, I'm old!:fart::D
Google - Woodland Forestry Products in Argyle, WI (southwest corner of the state) His name is Dan Reed. He also has a Facebook page under Woodland...
Thanks JB. I had a short list made up of possible mills. My top four choices were Woodmizer, EZ, Norland and Woodland Mills. All had their pros...
I thought switching to a "pull out' couch might help. Nope, no such luck. :picard:
In my defense, I tried to search this forum for an answer to my question and came up empty. If this question is redundant, tuff...
Ha!, I had to read it twice as well. I'm happy to see someone else has a dark side.
Agreed with both. I use a track loader and don't do much tractor work other than mowing larger parcels. I do use my forks, just not as often and...
