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murph approves!

https://www.nytimes.com/2024/06/27/science/mammoth-genes-wrangel.html?unlocked_article_code=1.200.SD5q.lZcenKlycQS8&smid=url-share

Smh. How many times in your career have you pulled off that cut? If you say you've done it one or more times then good on you. Do you feel you are a better sawyer than any other typical logger cutter of 40+ years experience?

I only keep a wedge in the bucket, works for me

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That man is a cuttin fool. Saw wizard.

In the bucket I use a pry bar with a wedge to keep progress, works well, fast, easy

that was bad ass.

It's so cool to think about evolution. https://explorersweb.com/sophisticated-tools-and-techniques-began-600000-years-ago/

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I hear ya. I know you plan on wrapping it up within a few years but just wondering if you give/gave any thought to getting a lift? Could you do this oak with a lift? If so, a lift cuts back on alot of those 3:30 am thoughts. I just priced a large dead beech today, it has a weird upper...

Lotta work!

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Yes the 450. And Brendon set me up with a 250$ discount code :dude: :dude: I'll let you know how it works out. That is a nice link you posted for a chiller set up. I wonder which would use less electricity, a chiller vs making a bunch of ice to add to the water?

Nice! And Haymaker lets you borrow the bucket more or less whenever I'm guessing.

Jerry will know lotsa those names. Imagine using redwood for RR ties!

Good term!