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Thanks!

No, I simply answered a question.

Hell, Cory, I'll answer your question. I don't know what they have going on at the mainland, but here on Sjælland, the main island of the country, where the capital is situated, I'm the best there is. Ask at the forestry school, ask around in the woods, ask the forwarder drivers etc. I'm the...

Never done it that way. Mills frown on logs that are not cut 90 degrees, here. Deep obtuse snipe combined with a step dutchman gives the same result but keeps the sawyer away from the tree. Define "typical logger" please. Are se talking Willard, who'd never cut a tree thicker tham my leg or...

Jeez, arborists are easy to impress.

Then why is America so full of fat carnivores?

The tub of lard still haven't learned to file a saw.

Been there, done that, got the t-shirt.

Protocol here is : " Run, Forest, run!!!!" Just get the hell out of Dodge when it goes. When I start clearing an escape path before falling a tree, my apprentices know, some heavy shit is going to come down.

It looked cool. Real treeman, you know.

No way he could have foreseen that. None what so ever.

Looks like armillaria.

Viel Geschrei und wenig Wolle.

Hornbeam.

Good for him the grain was so knotty or he'd have had himself a barberchair.

And???

With that much pressure on the stem, probably the best outcome he could gave hoped for.

I'm about to plant 40,000 of them, they'll look dead until spring. Makes it kinda hard to judge the quality of the seedlings. On spruce and fir you can tell by the color of the needles if they are in good shape, Larch just looks like little sticks. I'm guessing from that stupid wedge, that the...

Yep!

I don't get it. He had a long enough bar to reach through from one side and plenty of stem thickness to bore and trip it.