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Yea a lot is expected out a guy, Some loggers are cool, the outfit we are cutting this unit for is awesome actually we cut all their units. But sometimes the plan on paper doesn’t make sense when you’re on the ground.

@Douglas-Fir well on the other side of that coin being it's s good outfit to cut for, you wanna do anything you can for them but the ground won't let you................at least I would, but I've never been a production shade reduction specialist as my job, because I was raised by them and they wouldn't have their boys follow the industry after having lost uncles, friends, and cousins...........as bad as I still want to at 37, it's just firewood for this guy lol

It happens and it’s something that can be done safely. Two tree lengths is considered safe, if that can’t happen for some reason then it’s more or less shoulder to shoulder. One guy cuts while the other watches and you take turns until there is room. It all depends on how a unit is laid out and what the ground is like.

Big dick only ground son they saved it for the men

You even cutting still or back working for ol Tony?

I know I would stay in here the rest of my days, too bad we are almost done and gonna be back on steep ground it was a nice break haha

If your ever in lane county and looking for work let me know, we always have work coming in and could use help sometimes

@@Douglas-Fir copy that man! I’ll keep that in mind. Sometimes things slow down here and I need work. I’m set up to travel and have all my numbers.

@@Douglas-Fir hey man, you guys need a cutter? I’m off for next month.

The feeling of getting out alive sure is nice haha. It enhances the senses that’s for sure

@@Douglas-Fir definitely can be an adrenaline rush at times.

That laugh at the end though, the "I lived through cheating death again today, so eat shit" lol. That top woulda press fit the tin lid right tight on top of some Wesco caulk shoes..........

Thank you, good times and nice ground haha

Ya it’s not bad, a 28” We’re in Oregon, thank you for checking it out

Ya man up in the Springfield area

Hey thanks man, I’ve watched you guys forever thanks for commenting. I’ll have to get ahold of ya about an axe here in future.

All this wood will go to a mill, and then this unit will be replanted and harvested again one day.

Ya it really changes things up when the snow is on the ground and in the canopy, good weather is almost here I’m looking forward to it. Thank you

Not enough man

Most of the time it’s just luck really, honestly sounds to me like you guys did everything right, Sometimes you just gotta see if it work. Just hearing the situation I think I probably would have done it the same way, maybe 2 ratchet straps???

@Douglas-Fir thanks for the reply and advice. He's got another one we were gonna try after we finish fixing his roof. This time we were going to try pulling it with two lawn mowers hooked together with some big zip ties, kind of like a lawn mower train. Also I bought a 170 stihl is that what you guys use? His black and decker corded saw just ain't cutting it.

Firs grown in forests lean in the main wind direction and uphill mostly. Backyard trees are diffrent. Cheers from Germany.

He will be saying that about his train hat before to long haha

incendio forestal

Volé sobre este fuego ayer. Las nubes de humo eran muy grandes y naranjas. Tiene más de 6,100 acres. Esto es hacer un descanso para contener el fuego para evitar que crezca.