Burvol
Bullbuck
Here is a couple of pics from today. I just snapped a couple with my cell phone. I am not in any of them. Nothing too special, just thought I'd share.
Here is my Dad stumping a nice fir. This wood is really tall.
This is my tree killer. Dude is a hell of a timber faller, nice guy, wise, and very gracious, just like my Dad.
Steve pulling a block out face. It will hold the tree on the stump longer. He used it in this case because of a small hump in the lay, about 80 feet out. This is really, ripe, tall wood. The longer it stays on the stump on ground like this, the less likely it will break.
I am fortunate to cut with these two. We bet parts of our lunches on lay and save outs, share tips and ideas, and just have fun. We put the wood down too. Known Steve since I was born. These guys have paid their dues and are very smart, smooth timber fallers. I'm having a good time in this unit.
![1259202035.jpg](https://proxy.imagearchive.com/996/996220d16961b078b6c64206634b3ed1.jpg)
Here is my Dad stumping a nice fir. This wood is really tall.
![1259201886.jpg](https://proxy.imagearchive.com/7d2/7d2323d73956c250d0956efbcb40fb96.jpg)
This is my tree killer. Dude is a hell of a timber faller, nice guy, wise, and very gracious, just like my Dad.
![1259201834.jpg](https://proxy.imagearchive.com/04b/04b67b59d6054efc8ec42fc0c4e22275.jpg)
Steve pulling a block out face. It will hold the tree on the stump longer. He used it in this case because of a small hump in the lay, about 80 feet out. This is really, ripe, tall wood. The longer it stays on the stump on ground like this, the less likely it will break.
I am fortunate to cut with these two. We bet parts of our lunches on lay and save outs, share tips and ideas, and just have fun. We put the wood down too. Known Steve since I was born. These guys have paid their dues and are very smart, smooth timber fallers. I'm having a good time in this unit.
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