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Whoo Hoo!!! I got to go wood cutting

Discussion in 'The Wood Pile' started by Woodwidow, Jun 9, 2017.

  1. Backwoods Savage

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    Looks like the loggers left you guys a few lifetimes worth of wood. Is there always that much leftover? Seems somewhat odd.
     
  3. Sean

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    Thanks for taking us along Woodwidow! I like seeing the videos... nice touch.
     
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    Great you got to go along and beautiful pictures.
    I wish my wife was into wood making. She could care less until it is cold. To her credit, she did tote wood in Jan-March when I was laid up from surgery.
     
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    A 4 tine cultivator works good for that too:)
     
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    I love the pics. Looks very similar to some of the places I cut.
     
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    The wood left behind is considered too small or not sound enough for market. If the demand is high enough, a truck comes around and gets the waste for chips but it has to be the right species for chipping. The hemlock we got was left in a small patch for seeding the area but high winds blew it down.
     
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