Here's pictures of where the trees were. I'm standing on my walkway looking at the one and the other is from the corner of the house.
Hemlock 38" at the wide part, lightning struck so the top was dead still got 2 nice logs out of it, that would be the new used 066.
Hemlock 38" at the wide part, lightning struck so the top was dead still got 2 nice logs out of it, that would be the new used 066.
Humboldt with a Dutch pulling it right?
nope just poor aim on lining up my slope cut... first side was a little high second was a little low, ended up with sort of modified block face.
I'm just doing my part for "sustainable" forestry on my land. Don't worry, I gave em a big hug first!
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I'm just doing my part for "sustainable" forestry on my land. Don't worry, I gave em a big hug first!
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by frame 2 I'd suggest a step or two in the out of frame direction. frame one looks good though, cutting with confidence.
I'd like for somebody, anybody, to post a video making falling look harder than I make it look. This ain't the one. That stump looks great, all the fiber pull was from the stump, and unlike some your back cut was not on a 30 degree slopp. I will say bigger boys make it look smoother and faster, and the smaller boys (me) make it look much harder.
I vote "good on ya mate!"
That implies you think this one was big:jester: don't listen to that doobie, I've seen three of your falling vids and you look like a faller in all of 'em, but it might be the tin lid:msp_biggrin:
Mike made a good looking stump ,lot nicer than most i see in clear cuts around here ,and tree went where he wanted ,mission accomplished
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