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Crack me up! Ha!

It's really hard when you're up against cheap competition and dealing with ignorant customers. I feel for ya.

That seems a low rate for your time and skill, Stephen. Even considering demographics. Personally I think you're worth far more.

Staying small has its sure benefits.

A good groundie on the crew is worth their weight in gold.

When I was a utility climber and clearing right of way I made about 100 bugs a day. One year, with all the overtime, I made 27,000 bugs. The highest paid foreman in the company that year. That was in 1984. When I went falling timber I could make that much in 6 months and have the rest of...

I know demographics plays a big role in what we all charge for our time, but $250/day seems awfully low to me if you're supplying all your own gear and ride to boot. Let alone running a crew. Timber fallers here are pretty much in the same pickle. In the 80's we were making 200/300 a day...