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[slowp]

Gee, I did not know that chainsaws aren't used for logging anymore. I'd best go out and educate our local people. Go amongst the masses. They don't know that. :msp_rolleyes:

 

[redheadwoodshed]

Here. In pine plantations. Mostly what's left to log here.

 

[PLMCRZY]

If the man wants to log tell him how. Ya hes old but some people need to learn the hard way.

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[Naked Arborist]

I think my next thread will be about the History of the Lumberjack since some of you guys don't understand what a lumberjack really is.

We have no idea please, learn us some...

ROFL

 

[Naked Arborist]

Jeeze where is that photo of that Lingcod I caught on a flyrod?

Now THAT is an exceptional statement!

WOW now he starts to show some sense. GL. The lumberyard should be dangerous enough for a newbie there.

The tall tales about 15' trees was worth the wait to find the end here. I've always wanted to cut a tree wider than my 36" saw bar. It has happened only twice and I consider myself lucky with that. Getting the 660 upstairs with a 28" on it is more than I want to do and hope not to repeat that climb. The 361 with a 20 is more than enough for me!