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That terrible Elm
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<blockquote data-quote="KsWoodsMan" data-source="post: 1227221" data-attributes="member: 18630"><p>Not easily unless it is Slippery Red Elm.</p><p> Best part about it is very little brush/forks and fairly straight limbs. I have the best luck ( by hand) when it is frozen or seasoned. The water in it absorbs the impact and the head of the axe. That is if it doesnt bounce off.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="KsWoodsMan, post: 1227221, member: 18630"] Not easily unless it is Slippery Red Elm. Best part about it is very little brush/forks and fairly straight limbs. I have the best luck ( by hand) when it is frozen or seasoned. The water in it absorbs the impact and the head of the axe. That is if it doesnt bounce off. [/QUOTE]
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