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Thanks for the reply litefoot. I've been cutting since I was 14, I'm 19 now, I learned on my own and by reading. It's just that I'm running out of things to cut so I was wondering if you guys had suggestions. Thanks a lot for the reply though, I really appreciate it.

Thanks for the replies guys, I'm still wondering about this gypo logger thing. I think it was fishhuntcutwood who said he got a lot of experience from that. Can anyone tell me what a gypo logger is?

Hey guys, quick question. I'm off on break from college for a month and I don't want to sit at home and be lazy. We have woods that I work in but nothing really major and I've already cleared most of what needs to be cleared. My question is, is there a way to get cutting experience without...

Good choice...one of the best saws out there:clap:

If you're selling one I might be interested

I got mine fall of 05 and its served me well.

I've been thinking of having my 361 done by Dave. Is it worth it? Is there a noticable difference in power compared to stock. I'd like to run a 24" but I want to have it modded first. Do you have his email address? How much did it run you? Sorry for all the questions, just curious.

Tough one but I'd say a 460 would handle all my needs.

Where's the prince Thall:jester:

Working on an AR build eh? Great saw, you'll enjoy it:blob3:

Another one bites the dust! Seriously though good choice...If I have some time I'll post some pictures...that is if I can figure out how to???

You know,you're just giving me more of a reason to make a trip out to your place:cheers:

My goodness...I am green with envy! I would give my left testi...uhhh I mean foot for that price:rockn:

361's are great saws...don't think I need to say anything else:clap:

Good choice...Great saw:rockn:

Thanks diltree, that's one of my favorite quotes. I've been reading the tree climber's companion and I must say, there is a lot of useful info in there. Great book if your serious about climbing. Can't wait till the next time I can get up in the trees:blob3:

Great pictures Rich! Thanks so much for teaching me the basics. I look forward to learning everything I can. I woke up at nine this morning and I was sore in places I never knew could be sore. I must say it was an absolute blast...but one hell of a workout. I now respect each and every one of...

Thanks for the help guys. Rich h made me an offer I can't refuse. He's letting me come up to his place and he'll show me the basics. What a great guy! Thanks again Rich.

Hey guys, this is my first post in this forum and I thought I'd ask a question that I've had for a while. How do you become a climber. I'd like to do something I enjoy while paying off college loans. Well, to start off, are there any classes that you can take? I assume you need a license and in...

Damn! 6 hours! I feel guilty now. I'll tell you what Steve, Wooster's not that far from me...I'll make it a point to stop by when I'm out there. I'll bring my 361 under one condition...you fire up that 066:cheers: