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I lined this one up without poking thru on the other side, was too big. Was leaning too much to chase. I just observed where I started on the opposite side and kept the bar nice and level. I guess the answer is run a bigger bar so you can poke thru on other side of the flare... lol
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A wicker on your bar or a dull chain makes it hard to leave a nice stump.
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Happy Friday.
Watch "Biggest log of the job, so far! BU199 Skagit Down Hill Logging" on YouTube
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Watch "Biggest log of the job, so far! BU199 Skagit Down Hill Logging" on YouTube
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Watch "Biggest log of the job, so far! BU199 Skagit Down Hill Logging" on YouTube
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Idk about all that, but ive seen some pretty butchered stumps produced by mill hired fallers around here
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Looks like killer Black bear country!
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Nice pictures Clearcut. I shot my very first buck up Paradise creek when I was 12 off the first spur road to the left after leaving 138. I remember being so excited I made my dad drive with tailgate down in his Chevy Luv so I could show it off the whole way home. It was a nice 5x3 Blacktail .
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Tim K. and I were working a strip for the company off of the Burnt Mountain access road above Park Creek in 2004, and another faller on that job, Gary S., shot a dandy black bear
about 3/4 of a mile off the access road. We rigged up a big Fir limb and tied it across his shoulders and the three of us drug it out to the road. The gross weight on it was a
little over 300 lbs. They get pretty big up there - lots to eat.
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The buncher at work today. I went to work today with @HYPERSAWS so he could work, as the other cutters were taking today off.
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That's awesome that you could help your partner get a day in. I had to bring my buddy's two boys with me one time because my partner was out sick. The boys were 14-15 and they had a good time.