Not So Pro 3

[Mastermind]

Ok. So you just store the wood there. Got it.

Tough crowd....

 

[3browns]

Tough crowd....

Haters gonna hate

 

[Mastermind]

Not my truck but this is a cool pic from the tree service that we hire at work. That old red oak was over 5 foot across. We had it removed because it had some lightning damage and was getting quite hollow at the base.View attachment 441884

So, that's where the transmission gave up?

 

[dall]

So, that's where the transmission gave up?

notice 2 trailers and one truck
so must have already hauled the other dodge away lol

 

[beaglebriar]

So, that's where the transmission gave up?

Could be??…that truck never did come back

 

[Mastermind]

Could be??…that truck never did come back

Scrapped it I'd imagine.

 

[beaglebriar]

Scrapped it I'd imagine.

Nah he’s probably still trying to find a hill it can’t pull.

 

[Loony661]

Evening fellas! Today was a good day. On the first deer drive, I managed to kill 4 deer: a small 9pt, and 3 does. Couldn’t have went any better. Between yesterday and today, the party ended up with 9 deer, and I killed 6 of ‘em. It was fun!

 

[dall]

Evening fellas! Today was a good day. On the first deer drive, I managed to kill 4 deer: a small 9pt, and 3 does. Couldn’t have went any better. Between yesterday and today, the party ended up with 9 deer, and I killed 6 of ‘em. It was fun!
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what the hell did you do to the buck

 

[maulhead]

Let's see a load like that on your Dodge there Jocko....

Fair enough you win. I don't haul firewood here, or very rarely do I have to.

A few of the local tree company's dump all the wood I want, in a dump truck or dump trailer.

Works well for both of us, they save landfill fee's, I save them chasing around the county an hauling it here.

I have pics of other crap I've hauled.

 

[full chizel]

what the hell did you do to the buck

I’d rather not know

 

[Stump Shot]

Good evening trucktards

 

[timg]

And the hauling screenshots begin. LOL!
No you can't see my load. LOL! Another low hanger.

 

[Loony661]

what the hell did you do to the buck

Being that the buck was young, and it’s neck wasn’t swollen up, the cape wasn’t worth keeping. So I cut right up through the neck to remove as much of the windpipe as possible. We always try to remove the windpipe when we can, as that’s often overlooked, and begins to sour the surrounding meat immediately while hanging.

If I were taking the deer to the taxidermist, or selling the cape, I would have stopped at the rib cage.

Edit: the cape must measure 26” or larger on the flesh side to be worth selling.

 

[dall]

And the hauling screenshots begin. LOL!
No you can't see my load. LOL! Another low hanger.

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probably powder anyways lol

Being that the buck was young, and it’s neck wasn’t swollen up, the cape wasn’t worth keeping. So I cut right up through the neck to remove as much of the windpipe as possible. We always try to remove the windpipe when we can, as that’s often overlooked, and begins to sour the surrounding meat immediately while hanging.

If I were taking the deer to the taxidermist, or selling the cape, I would have stopped at the rib cage.

Edit: the cape must measure 26” or larger on the flesh side to be worth selling.

but why the side instead of the center

 

[beaglebriar]

Evening fellas! Today was a good day. On the first deer drive, I managed to kill 4 deer: a small 9pt, and 3 does. Couldn’t have went any better. Between yesterday and today, the party ended up with 9 deer, and I killed 6 of ‘em. It was fun!
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Hell yeah!!! Did you have to dodge any bullets? Lol

 

[maulhead]

what the hell did you do to the buck

Mortar...

 

[beaglebriar]

what the hell did you do to the buck

Looks like those old pics of your mangina

 

[beaglebriar]

Being that the buck was young, and it’s neck wasn’t swollen up, the cape wasn’t worth keeping. So I cut right up through the neck to remove as much of the windpipe as possible. We always try to remove the windpipe when we can, as that’s often overlooked, and begins to sour the surrounding meat immediately while hanging.

If I were taking the deer to the taxidermist, or selling the cape, I would have stopped at the rib cage.

Edit: the cape must measure 26” or larger on the flesh side to be worth selling.

Actually looks easier than reaching up in the cavity to cut stuff loose. And safer…sliced muhself a little yesterday.

 

[cuinrearview]

It seems like I always catch a rib bone if the bullet damages one.