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I wonder how many times they got pooped on while feeding birds?

Miniloader sprung a leak yesterday after doing the bulk of the work. Brought the micro-x for the second half of a small clearing job of 26 trees.

Generally, as a rule, beetle kill type trees not prime for habitat near uninfected trees. Best practice is a scorched earth approach. Less tree left = less pest left.

Mo problems mo Money

Willie's most emotional song that I know of.

Good stuff, Zane, good to read ya

They are common here. Good vid, lotta patience

I had to look these up after hearing one

It gets worse

Not where I was. Most if not all of the hemlock had to be long butted to get to sound wood after felling. Often between 8 and and 30 ft of cull butt log. So the stumps werent a concern. Would be very hard to make low stumps up there. The spruce were better. I'm no Alaska expert. I spent...

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Is there a concern about losing scale with the high stumps

Doh, I get it, thx for the heads up. I probably shoulda figured it out on my own.

Trees have a lot of flare, and flutes. Have to make higher stumps to get out of it. Like real high.

Take it in two pieces if you can. Fold it in half with a wide face, then again at the union. Leave room to flush your cut and still be outside the branch collar. Also, never leave such stubs level, always give an angle so it sheds as much water and snow as possible.

I don't mind leaving habitat, but those trees are at risk of smashing stuff, not worth the problems down the road.

Lotta good info there. "Stooled up", does that mean yarded out via cable towers because you are working mostly on slopes?