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It could always be worse.

I like it when things work out the way you hope with tough trees. Nice work, Stig!

Our logging season will be winding down in a month or so. Winter harvest plans are more scarce than hens teeth any more.

Best laid plans of mice and men.

When we start deviating from straight falling techniques we begin venturing into the realm of theory.

I love it when things work out the way they are supposed to. Especially when you have an audience.

Ha!

Ah,, wood fiber.. you got to love it. I sure wish I knew as much about it 40 years ago as I do today. But hey! the young'uns are finding this stuff out early on from us. So there is hope that the knowledge we worked so hard to learn wont be lost,, and have to be learned all over again.

I watched the video before and can understand the theory behind what the fellow is attempting. He seems to be satisfied with the results. I could see that the tree pulled the hingewood from the corner he opened up. But other than that I couldn't see much more. Theory of whether the humboldt...

Trick cut indeed. Personally I stick to the basics. Just old fashion I guess.