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Rain killed them. Along with the hay. We'll have to buy feed for the horses this year. On a positive note; the 140000 trees , we planted, are loving the wet spring. Growing like crazy.

I hardly ever climb to set a pull line. Bigshot and a 22 ton dyneema line. No need to climb. And, believe me, I don't feel nostalgic about the old times, when I climbed and set heavy steel lines for skidders. At all!

I totally agree, Mick. Set a line and pull it over or reduce back weight.

Or caused by Russia invading Ukraine.

Whereas invading the country next door is perfectly fine. So I guess the Ukrainians can fell safe from bombardments from 22.00 to 8.00 on week days and 22.00 to 12.00 on weekend. Violators will be fined! :lol:

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...

I visited the Stubai factory in 22. Motorcycle tour of Austria. The Stubaital (Stubai valley) is beautiful.

Jeez, arborists are easy to impress.

Cow vetch.

That Silver Maple stump is just such lovely work!

Then why is America so full of fat carnivores?

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

Same.

We got a day of much needed rain yesterday. All my 140000 little trees are happy now. Perfect timing.

And keep the groundie out of the drop zone.

Someone who has lived with the deadly Kea and survived, should certainly be considered an expert in such matters.

Silly me!!