He would be standing in fallow if the fellow fell the trees and did not follow with replanting.
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He would be standing in fallow if the fellow fell the trees and did not follow with replanting.
Samlock
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I have met some extremely uncultivated fellows in this business.
I came up with a riddle: Pale stick with the fallow end. Isn't a match. What is it?
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Metals406
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Answer: Bob's good leg?
You've been looking at my legs? Again? I worry about you. Besides, one day one leg is the good one, the next day it takes a turn and the other one is the good one by default. Too many years of walking and cutting on sidehills.
ShaneLogs
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Nope, You are right.
Joe46
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You've been looking at my legs? Again? I worry about you. Besides, one day one leg is the good one, the next day it takes a turn and the other one is the good one by default. Too many years of walking and cutting on sidehills.
True that. If you walk both ways on the hills you can at least keep em the same length.
Oh great! Now you tell me. Where were you forty five years ago when I needed this information? :msp_biggrin:
Wait. It's a fate that befalls most of us...sometimes more than once.
tomtrees58
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don't put landscaping " guys and tree guys / arborist as the same we don't cut lawns or aney thing like that most of the time i climb with a 660 with 36 " bar but some times still go up with a 084 48" bar not 30 ' but 100' or more
Joe46
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Uh let's see 45 years ago?? That would be Viet Nam:rolleyes2:
ShaneLogs
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Well, I am still in highschool so I hope not to get married yet :msp_scared:
Rakoprtr
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My bad Tomtree didn't mean to offend Anyone just didnt know the correct terminology now I do thank u
A Tiki Torch????:msp_smile:
lets see who I can offend,
foresters suggest to land owners what to do and tell loggers what to do.(usually ignored)
arborists fix trees diagnose diseases and usually spend a lot of time with too much rope in a tree
loggers cut trees down and yard them and haul them to the mill (and then sometimes replant)
"landscape maintenance technicians" mow lawns, trim hedges, and usually run chainsaws into the dirt,
Gypo's are contract loggers that generally work private land and run low budget outfits (a few gypo's are disreputable giving the rest a bad name)
foresters suggest to land owners what to do and tell loggers what to do.(usually ignored)
arborists fix trees diagnose diseases and usually spend a lot of time with too much rope in a tree
loggers cut trees down and yard them and haul them to the mill (and then sometimes replant)
"landscape maintenance technicians" mow lawns, trim hedges, and usually run chainsaws into the dirt,
Gypo's are contract loggers that generally work private land and run low budget outfits (a few gypo's are disreputable giving the rest a bad name)
Samlock
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No.
slowp said:
Good answer, but no.
Metals406 said:
Uh huh, I take your word for it... But what I was thinking was: A logger in the summer.
Dalmatian90
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Three pages and no one has mentioned that the firewooders are actually like the quiet middle child in a family who sets everyone up then sits back and observe the hilarity ensue?
Good point. Very good point.
I try to forget my many encounters with firewooders. I are one now, kinda, sorta...:msp_ohmy:
