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I have the Glock on me but that would probably just make it angry so I have my 7mm rem mag with me too. From the trail cam about 50 feet from where I am cutting.

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Brian
 
First thing is I'd get a dog so you know if the bear is around. Then some plastic wedges to barely keep the kerf open and try noodling the standing stump into quarters. Too much wedge up top and you will pinch when you do the cut off the stump. Just a thought.
Edit after seeing the pictures... Leave the damn stump.
 
First thing is I'd get a dog so you know if the bear is around. Then some plastic wedges to barely keep the kerf open and try noodling the standing stump into quarters. Too much wedge up top and you will pinch when you do the cut off the stump. Just a thought.
Edit after seeing the pictures... Leave the damn stump.
laughing pretty good after that one. Noodling is a good idea, I only want to cut it because it has a week's worth the heat in it!

Brian
 
I have probably hauled roughly 70 to 100 cord with it at least. the salt in the winter did it in, moving bobcat between places to plow here, dad's, BIL etc.

Brian
 
Brian, you should have a buddy with you when you are cutting. He doesn't even have to work just have him around. Do you know anybody that would hang around and drink your beer while you cut? Maybe a buddy with bad knees and can't run too fast? You don't have to outrun the bear, you just have to outrun your buddy.
 
Brian, you should have a buddy with you when you are cutting. He doesn't even have to work just have him around. Do you know anybody that would hang around and drink your beer while you cut? Maybe a buddy with bad knees and can't run too fast? You don't have to outrun the bear, you just have to outrun your buddy.
right, a decoy buddy!

Brian
 
Nice! Having helpers to help build, even nicer! It looks strong enough unless you get like five feet of snow/ice, that would be the only thing I would worry about.
Nice work, but I couldn't build that way up here in Ontario. If I did, it'd collapse in the first snowfall.
Last year I 36" of snow on my roof at one point. Had to go up and shovel it all off then deal with the mess on the ground and it took me 7 hours of hard labor.
Our building code is very strict about structural requirements for just that reason.
 

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