As I finish this plot of land, I realize the owners were never around when I was. It was probably better that way but as a result, they didn't learn a thing about using/owning a saw. What they did learn is to leave any tree over 10" and just call me. :msp_thumbsup:
Aside from having to cut up a handful of 20-24" pines and a 30" water oak, I'm pretty much done. At least until they figure out where the house(s), driveways, barn etc are going.
The water oak will turn into bbq smoking wood and rough sawn slabs.
Here's a few "nothin' fancy" pics over the last couple weeks.. Just basic stuff on the property... Mostly dead/decaying/back leaning (hence the step in some of the back cuts) slash and loblolly pine.
Oops.. Happens to everyone I'd like to think
I hung this pine in the water oak previously mentioned.
Can't trust any of the wood out here