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Reclaiming the land

Discussion in 'The Wood Pile' started by jo191145, Mar 4, 2020.

  1. SkidderDone

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    May try cutting and tarping? I know that its a technique used in organic farming for weed control when breaking new ground for beds. Not sure if it would apply here though.
     
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    I wont, but you did post a thread with pictures of her ash last year!:rofl: :lol:
     
  3. jo191145

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    Too funny. Touché :rofl: :lol::rofl: :lol:
    One thing Brad seems to have not learned yet. A memory that good just gets a man into trouble.:zip::zip::thumbs:
    We don’t play dumb for fun, we play dumb for survival :)
     
  4. buZZsaw BRAD

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    I didnt know your sister was a FHC member?
     
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  5. jo191145

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    She’s not. We’re both safe. Just a generalization. A little philosophical look at modern man ;)
     
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    Love the log arch! I’m looking at buying one
     
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    Wow. Looks like a lot of work but definitely worth it! How big is the field?
     
  8. jo191145

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    My advice, buy a decent stick welder and an old boat trailer and make your own. You’ll save enough $ to electrify it and you’ll have a welder. Who doesn’t need or want a welder? :)
     
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    Not sure really. 3-4 acres would be my guess.
    Close to done but no one told me we were starting on this project. I’ve got a pile of oak rounds in my processing area right now. Split and move to make room for all this crap wood. Don’t wanna mix it up. Put a small dent in the oak today.
     
  10. creek chub

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    Welding is above my skill set. Unless you count JB Weld
     
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