Whatever else happened, you sure irritated that goose.
I'm not sure you could have made it work any better.
I'm not sure you could have made it work any better.
Falling pics 11/25/09
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These folks have a bunch of critters running around, ducks, geese, chickens, horses a groovy welsh corgy... The noisy goose is about 99% blind and runs around in tiny little circles when scared... sad and funny at the same time.
Skeans
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Looked pretty good, I was the one talking about it. I was slipping cedar off a steep hill side to lay with the land better.
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Skeans
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I know what you mean about having to hang onto the stump longer then you want to over here as well.
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Anyone do anything this last week? I'm sick of being in the shop I've got a job to finish of cedar and alder, then our stuff to run through with the buncher and hand fall the oversize dying stuff.
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treeslayer2003
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yea my normal 3-4 loads.........i need to remember the camera. its gettin hot here, mid 80s. dry though so should be busy from now till next jan.
fell half a load on sunday
skidded a load and half fri-sat...
this sat I get to see how good my brakes are and go after that dozer...
skidded a load and half fri-sat...
this sat I get to see how good my brakes are and go after that dozer...
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i see it gettin green there too......almost a jungle here. i miss winter already lol.
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We have no leaves here yet. The larch is just starting to green up though.
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every thing here is makin pollen.......aaahcooo
HuskStihl
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My wife left town for the weekend so I cut two stems of a rapidly growing river birch foolishly planted very close to my house. She doesn't believe that in 20 years that thing will be a giant tree and cost a small fortune to remove ("what do your stupid chainsaw friends know, they are probably just like you" (not a compliment)), "my landscape artist planted it there for a reason, it can't be a bad idea")). Hopefully she won't notice when she gets home.
The two stems were leaning over the roof, about 5-6" and 25 ft tall. Me being me, I grabbed the ported 385 (in my defense, it was the only one with gas in it), put in a baby-Humboldt, and turned it about 60 degrees from it's lean and away from the roof (not that it would have done any damage). I was just funnin' around, but couldn't believe that a tree that small would turn so easily.
I know this should be in the "pruning and trimming" forum, but I hadn't used a saw in a while
HuskStihl
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Beautiful tree! I've watched so many videos on here by now that when I hear what sounds like a stock 660, I put the player on fast speed to save time!
HuskStihl
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My bad, it had that whistle that threw me off.
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Clinton says the 661 is the best stihl ever in his opinion.
vid coming Jon.....it ain't a good one, but in fairness y'all get to see it any way.
vid coming Jon.....it ain't a good one, but in fairness y'all get to see it any way.
treeslayer2003
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treeslayer2003
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i am today's fiber puller................not sure why, cuts matched.......maybe should have made a deeper face, gutted it some, back cut more........idk, no other tree did that. in fact i can't remember the last time i pulled fiber like that.any way, you all get to see it any way, i am not perfect lol.
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