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Kiln dried fuggen stone hard oak mixed with 2 years of new brush growth. Mixed with barb wire fence. Mixed with rocks and bolders. So you slash your way in to clear your ground. Brush cutters, loppers and chainsaws. Keep fire suppression kit close by. Cut sections of fence you can find. Some...

Burnt trees

...population of survivors. So even splittin counts. Those bugs are horrible fliers. Cant fly far. Dont prune any pines around them in weather over 72* F. If you have to, use sealer on the wounds. The turpine from cuts and breaks is a dinner bell. Watch the root crown for turpintine beetle as...

Chipping does decrease the population. But there will be survivors. Black plastic tarp will help "cook" the little buggers

Or burn it

Says someone that never encountered a rabid fox or had his chickens or rabbits raided by them. But yes. Coyotes can be way more bothersome.

Fire

Crispy stuff tangled with new growth and barb wire fence......

Working towards triple digits here. Off to work in the fire zone tomorrow. It's work.

Meat includes the meat or bones of mammals and fowl, soups or gravies made with them, and any food containing even a small quantity of the above. Dairy includes the milk of any kosher animal, all milk products made with it (cream, butter, cheese, etc.), and any food containing even a small...

The Echo would be unruley with the added extension. So I never bought it. If I cant reach it safely with it or a couple 6 foot poles with a pruner or saw head, I climb it.

Heat resisant cord long enough to hit the ground. Bail out or Bee line would suffice. I have mine already anchored to an appropriate place on the bucket or boom with an appropriate biner. Mine has a mechanical ascender/decender already hooked to my saddle with a biner. A simple figure 8 will do...

Yeah buddy!

Times you really want a bail out bag, and a buddy better with a bucket.....

Indeed he would :lol: