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For medicinal only.

Thank you, Dan.

Yeah, thanks. But try not to over think the simple things. Like I did with Stump Shot before reading Dent's book. I declare, Stump Shot has sure mechanical features in the functionality of the felling cut. Features both real and imaginative applied at the stump to see a tree to it's good...

Until I bought Dent's book in the late 1970's, no one I knew could explain, least to my satisfaction, what stump shot was. Why the need for it. Were there caveates? Not long before that I recall reading the company OSHA safety manual and it said, ' 'In felling practice the backcut shall...

good deal

That all got settled quick.

Yeah, drop the saw and run for your life!

Very good. Nasty trees, and lots of potential for tops snapping back.

I must have missed that one, Cory.

It's all quite simple... we learn from our mistakes and pass the knowledge on. The heck of it is, though, we all keep learning from making the same mistakes over and over. Each and every new and up-coming generation. The grand plan of life? The school of hard knocks for eternity? Got to...

... and not without just qualifying mistakes along the way.

I concur. Gut feeling.

He did excellent for what he had to work with in the day. Like you said, big challenges. Look at what August is producing in is fun time. The capabilities for producing good quality training vids today are at hand, and affordable to the masses.

I picked up on a lot of things in Dent's book that proved very useful through my career, but his illustrations, least until I could read them anyway, left a lot to be desired. Dent had a large effect on how the chapters in the Fundamentals, on said subjects, turned out. Not surprising at all...

It couldn't be explained any simpler than that.