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Fencing another paddock…. Thinking cow… but it’s upwind so stinky doo doo…. Something that loves Grass. Just can’t live without it. Broke the weed whacker .. I think the star was too heavy.. I just heard teeth grinding.. 500’ x 5’ wide and three posts w concrete. 2 more posts tomorrow then...

Beauteous, and great stump pic!

@cory

Hey you heavy hitters- @lumberjack , @FJR , @BIGTWIG , how you doing? Hit us up with some pics!!!

Funny story- this summer I stopped by a tree job in town, a huge dead elm removal with 110t crane reaching over house, had a nice chat with the owner later on. ALL of his equipment is HUGE. Some of our chat involved his rates for the equipment on site as well as other grapple saws etc off site...

I’d say it’s mostly ego for most bc it takes tens of thousands if not millions followers to make any $

Katelyn Johnson and her beau are the real deal though. And there are others.

Of course...I knew that :|:. 8)

I think you are talking about Plasticus Virginiana.

They don’t look like palms, but they are equally difficult to deal with and the wood turns to sponge. I suppose they can look cool, and supply shade. Lots of them east of us with the ironwood.

In my own visits to the desert regions of the SW, I have always found palo verde to be an attractive tree, though by my standards more of a shrub :). Except when festooned with wind-blown plastic bags and sheeting :D. I'm much more likely to appreciate a native species over a non-native...

It could easily be a combination, I think. A true enough individual doing tree work, but making bits and bobs of click bait alongside the reality. I don't have the knowledge, nor the interest frankly, to figure out how these social media sites translate into income for their owners, but it...

AZ state tree is Palo Verde Stephen maintains a few down the hill from us that are really nicely structured, if small. You live in a strange place, if they prune their Palo Verde to look like palms.

I despise palo verde No use except looks like a palm, and sometimes spiky

Olive don't grow spikes...

The link posted looks fairly genuine, but I'm a bit of a cynic. The little clip with the jackhammer raised an eyebrow, since I've never encountered a jackhammer on a tree job, and I don't understand why the crew is letting her wrestle a tool that weighs more than she does.

Interesting take. Could be true but the link posted seems rather involved to be fake

If you say so... :D

I hadn’t been in for 1.5 months sorry to say but we went in yesterday 31*x3 min.