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M took some pictures of the high water in our creek and over the road near the end of our driveway... Underwater, just left of center of the first pic, is the 36 inch diameter culvert. A sucking whirlpool forms and dissipates every few seconds. If you got near that, it would take you down in...

Not holding my breath for that one to happen. Seemed strongly committed to DYI.

Good question...we'll likely never know. Hopefully he is fine, maybe even wiser...but I wouldn't bet the farm on that last bit.

Take that limb off that is on the powerline side first. Then it's really easy.

Wonderful, Pete..."terriorist" "D.

Aye...just used it most recently on bucking several humongous rounds off that wind-thrown cottonwood by the creek and bridge. As Gerry noted before, it has a sweet ring to it when striking a well seated wedge :).

Isn't that very often the case, eh? Nice work.

Bump, just to keep this great old thread around. Some great stuff from quite a few members no longer spending time with us, sadly.

Pretty smooth moves....one day, though...:)

Big metal!

Back online after we have been without grid power for near all of 3 days. Plenty of wind, and the rain has been endless. About 8 inches of rain this past week. Our creek is really flooding, overwhelmed the culvert under the road in front of our property and had water several inches deep on...

You have my complete sympathy, Stephen. Insanity happens. Annnd...ridicule from our friends is a form of love, I am told. :D

I did that once, too. Very similar situation. I'd never have known the varmit was in trouble...I was sitting at home after bidding close friends farewell to continue on their trip to see their grandkids. A few minutes later the phone rang and L asked if I could go up the road and see if I...

Me neither. That's interesting.

That would suck the hairy moose lips.

No one is that quick. Remember the link about the warthog killing his pet human...was it a warthog? Found it... https://www.masterblasterhome.com/threads/the-official-critter-thread.19576/page-40#post-1187197

At this point the full 15 or so acres along our southern flank and on eastward beyond our southeast corner are completely cleared of all trees. There were about a dozen piles of trees, limbs and assorted slash scattered across the open ground, some of which are larger than our house. So far...

That bear is just as likely to someday maul that young man as not, I fear.

What on the ever-livin' earth did he think was going to happen??? :lol: