Do you need an ax in your preparedness gear?

I love power tools, but without gasoline or electricity they may become useless. During an emergency this could be really, really bad. In those cases, an old school backup tool may be the best bet during an emergency. I found that out recently when a big oak tree branch fell in my backyard. I was able to chop it up with my Hultz Bruk felling axe, but it required a lot of physical effort. #HultzBruk #axe #chainsaw
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[@CreativeRedundancy]

It wood give more and different option when other options are knot available:)

[@survivalcommonsense]

...groan...

[@47retta]

I thought green wood was softer than aged wood?

[@survivalcommonsense]

I guess it would be, because the sap has not dried out of the wood yet.

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