Well, I guess that’s all of the guesses. It’s a Corn Snake. They like old barns and like ti climb. Farmers would often find them in corn cribs.
Scrounging Firewood (and other stuff)
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Make a small undercut part way thru at the first small branch and hook up a chain to the Ranger.
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I welded an I-beam between the frame rails and welded (2) 2" hitch receivers to that. Then used (2) 2" hitches under the winch mount. The ball mount holes make a good clevis connection point. Bumper is spaced out as far as the stock mounting bolts would allow, ~ 7/8" IIRC. 3/8" holes drilled in the pockets where water could accumulate.
Bottom of winch mount in the receivers before paint & bumper
Looks good I like that idea
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I like the last one. In 12 minutes.
I also like the part where it says "there may be more posts after this" ...after this post that hasn't happened yet. LOLI like the last one. In 12 minutes.
I will check back tomorrow and see if their premonitions were accurate . . .
Philbert
Philbert
You. Could have filled your trunk with mulberry here.
I get those occasionally too.
Make a small undercut part way thru at the first small branch and hook up a chain to the Ranger.
The combination of:
1) Working for free/something to do,
2) Not great quality wood, and,
3) Not my problem,
makes me less inclined to bother with it. If it was my land or was getting paid to do it, I might try a bit harder.
I'll be starting up again on my horse farm scrounge in a week or two . The loggers are done and repaired most of the trails . Owner is going to groom them some more. There is more wood down than I can use but the owner doesn't let many people go on his property . I can get my truck and trailer into the woods now. Instead of just the truck and the FEL 
From what I see on the ground there is mostly white oak and maple down absolutely sure about the maple. Pretty sure this is white oak but I could be mistaken 
I hear ya but if that was Spruce, I'd be there at the crack of dawn and loaded in the truck before anyone had a chance to get a sniff llol
Nice score!
KiwiBro
Mill 'em, nails be damned.
And you'd get a reputation as a capable get-er-done type among the rural network that might present some wonderful opportunities later on. But that might be overrated if you've already got more work than ya can shake a stick at.
That looks like your new signature line.
That’s a nice set up. Mine has a piece of square tube across the front, might have to look into doing something similar
Cut some trees for a logger that’s taking out dead and dying trees in a camp ground, couple of them were pretty nice red fir, bigger one was 40”
Definitely White Oak.
