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We have risotto in mind for tonight. It'll be featuring mushrooms, our fav.

Play with fire...get burned.

Thanks.

I'll be the first to say that my experience with real world stump grinding is scant. What shortcomings do you see with the Slashbuster unit, @Mick!?

Well, the latter part of what @Mick! says is true, but not necessarily the first part. A good example would be the Slashbuster attachment. http://www.slashbuster.com/backhoe.htm I have no connection to this company, but I have administered several site prep contracts where their products were...

I also upset your apple cart, I fear :D.

That is one wooly wolf!

Same boat here as well :D.

Here too. It's a valid exercise in youngish regen stands that are snag deficit for wildlife habitat.

Range Safety Officer, I'll bet.

I'm going to have to look at that pic again. My reaction was similar to Stigs.

Me too! :)

I want to see him fell the broken hung topped one in the background. :D

Looks fine. Got mud? :)

Best method for me on average has been to not walk on top but rather to be off to the side, opposite my tie in as much as is posible. I'm pushing sideways on the branch with my feet/legs rather than just balancing. More load on my rope and less on the branch. This is often necessary in many...

Good of you to lend the fellow a hand, Mick.

That tool looks like a weapon of war from Braveheart. Just needs some blue paint. :D

We keep about 1/2 acre of our place mowed and knock back another 1 acreish of open ground once a year or so, just to keep the brush and infill of trees in hand. Some with the rider, and some with the DR all-terrain. I had about 4 passes in front of the house done a couple of days ago when the...

Green beetle. :D

@Dave Shepard Hey, I'll take that old International Scout if it's available :D.