Illinibrew
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hey guys,
are there any amateurs (non-insured) guys who have either created their own or remember wording from something they have signed to cut firewood on someone else's property. I have struck up a great relationship with a local property. About 400 acres and they have a good number of trees the forester said were okay to bring down.
The board of this non-profit property approved me being there and taking the firewood from my "volunteer" work. They did ask that we come up with some wording for a document I will sign to continue access there. They said they'll happily accept it with me writing in that I'm released from any damages that I might create in addition to the standard I can't sue them language.
Thoughts I'd ask you guys if anyone has wording that would help me out here. By the way, dropped my first standing tree on sunday over there. A maple. There are 5 more ready to come down. I bucked it and stacked it out of the way. Thinking I'll have another cutting day where I get a few more of those trees ready to be hauled out. It's about 50 yards to the road. Slight downhill through a meadow to where i can load my trailer. 8 cu. ft. wheel barrow. Just over a mile from my woodpile so it'll be worth the effort.
are there any amateurs (non-insured) guys who have either created their own or remember wording from something they have signed to cut firewood on someone else's property. I have struck up a great relationship with a local property. About 400 acres and they have a good number of trees the forester said were okay to bring down.
The board of this non-profit property approved me being there and taking the firewood from my "volunteer" work. They did ask that we come up with some wording for a document I will sign to continue access there. They said they'll happily accept it with me writing in that I'm released from any damages that I might create in addition to the standard I can't sue them language.
Thoughts I'd ask you guys if anyone has wording that would help me out here. By the way, dropped my first standing tree on sunday over there. A maple. There are 5 more ready to come down. I bucked it and stacked it out of the way. Thinking I'll have another cutting day where I get a few more of those trees ready to be hauled out. It's about 50 yards to the road. Slight downhill through a meadow to where i can load my trailer. 8 cu. ft. wheel barrow. Just over a mile from my woodpile so it'll be worth the effort.
. The orchard owner and I agreed it would be best if I did'nt cut wood on his property. The orchard owner now has to remove old dead tree's and brush with his employee's at a big expense. This is something he used to get done for free. Lawyers and insurance co. are the vermin of the earth in my book.
