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Yup, a few 50Deg days around the midwest makes it a nice soup hole. Had to winch a 4x4 60' lift out of a front yard yesterday. Spring road restrictions going on tomorrow in the local counties.

I can smell that red oak from here. :D

That is 100% the right thing to do in Ash. They will barber chair way to easily, which on a pig like that is no fun.

If you are throwing chain while bore cutting, good chance you don't have the chain tight enough. The cutters are then able to bunch up at the tip making it chatter and buck. Another trick is to twist the saw in the cut when it starts to chatter. Keep it twisted pushing in till it starts again...

Fertilize that crew a little and in a few years lookout! 8)

Looks like you had a little overflow to work in.

Still sounds better than "roadkill fed possum" :lol:

Worked with some hillbillys. They claimed the only time a possum was edible was when the persimmons were ripe and the possums had been gorging themselves on them. Never been in a rough enough spot in my life to need and try possum. Venison and rabbit always did just fine.

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Cool! Simple fixes are always nice.

Or PAM cooking spray. Works in snow blowers as does Fluid film.

The ones I know that liked Whites in the 80's have switched to Nick's now. My last set of whites I bought in the middle 90's, had a lot thinner leather than the set I bought in the late 80's.

Some biggun's there.

I feed the English house sparrows here so the Coopers hawk has some thing to eat also. :D Keeps the hunting pressure off the finch's, nuthatches, chickadees, and cardinals.

A couple of Fiddler working. He was tired of Sailing by the time he called it this afternoon. :)

Just like coal, they keep the chip pile over turning to stop heat combustion and that helps dry the pile.

Bi-Swing Jib, use the first section for shorter heaver lifts. Attach the second section to the first for longer reach. All carried on the boom.

Very nice Jay, Thanks.

We have used hog panels to stop them. Chicken wire is just Beaver floss. :D

So now it just moved over to the next tree. :D