Winter Damage
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Depends on how far the skid/haul is, I only do pine when it is easy. The nice thing about pine is it is dry for next season. Looks like there is some beech there too?
Zap, that doesn't look like damage to me. It is more like destruction! A real mess for sure. You might forget how to fell a tree by the time you get that woods all cleaned up.
Backwoods Savage said:
Bucked and split between 31-35 face cord since I've started cutting, dropped maybe one or two so I guess I have to learn before forgetting.
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