
Definitely skidder. I've had to run plenty of track machines on rocky ground but it's no fun.On uneven, rocky ground what is better. A rubber tired skidder or a tracked dozer with winch?
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Definitely skidder. I've had to run plenty of track machines on rocky ground but it's no fun.On uneven, rocky ground what is better. A rubber tired skidder or a tracked dozer with winch?
Yep same after travelling I've always got a vehicle full of stashed rocks lolA longtime friend was a goldsmith/jeweler.
Even playing golf in the mountains we would detour thru a creek or rockface just to see what was there.
He found stuff everywhere. Garage sales were great he could see real stuff in the middle of a table of costume jewelry then buy it for a song.
Before his death we had started cutting some opal out of the substrate. It is Aussie opal i got many years ago for a little work hauling stuff to a new building. I have about 50lbs with some nice exposed veins. One piece has a 4"X 4"X 5/8" thick slab on one side with more peeking out all over the boulder.
I have rocks in the yard from North Georgia and Montana. My wife likes rocks and i have to tote them home.
There is beauty in the natural world.
I haven’t had any, but I have heard some good things about them. I love the Hoffman Armor Pros, but they aren’t a custom boot as you know.![]()
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Do you guys own or know anyone who owns a set of Nick’s?
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