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  • Опубликовано: 10 ноя 2024

Комментарии • 7

  • @bradoutboard8885
    @bradoutboard8885 2 года назад +1

    Why are you cutting everything and stacking it neatly with the large logs? Also why do you not leave some of the individual saplings for future growth? I've never seen scrub trees stacked with mature logs.

    • @mattsweet5767
      @mattsweet5767  2 года назад

      The wood goes to landing and gets sorted there and this cut the landowner wants it open

  • @oldtimerf7602
    @oldtimerf7602 2 года назад

    Cutting gravy!

  • @timberslasher4899
    @timberslasher4899 2 года назад +2

    Is that really small stuff used for some kind of fuel wood up your way? We just run over it here, have nowhere to sell it.

    • @mattsweet5767
      @mattsweet5767  2 года назад +1

      Yes chips for electricity

    • @timberslasher4899
      @timberslasher4899 2 года назад

      @@mattsweet5767 Cool. It's all coal powered and water down here. They tried to get one that burned wood started in a neighboring county once but the libs and huggers got it stopped. IKEA built a factory down the road a way that they say might start taking dirty chips someday. We used to have Louisiana Pacific's biggest hardwood pulp plant but they shut it down and moved it to St. Louis because they said they needed more coastal wood.....yyyeeaaa....🤔