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  1. 05-07-2007, 09:20 AM #1
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    Default Cedars for Billy

    This would have been a good weekend for cutting some wood. These big enough?
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  2. 05-07-2007, 09:36 AM #2
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    Gun then beer good, Beer then gun bad.
    Hmm what is decent? Are we talking about your decent or my decent? I'm just curious because I don't want to offend anyone else's decent...
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    Heck yeah!, I could make a lot of stuff out of that one.
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    If you are interested in old barn wood, I got some you can carry off.
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    Looks like Chaney had been there.
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    There's probably at least a thousand of them. After a good long hike, I realized that I most likely underestimated the number and size of them. The giants are naturally located in the most inaccessible areas, but there's still plenty of big ones that can be reached with my tractor.Too bad you couldn't make it this weekend, the weather was perfect. I'm booked up the next couple of weekends and next thing you know it's going to be HOT, which kindof takes all the fun out of chainsawing your way through the forest.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Ataim View Post
    Gun then beer good, Beer then gun bad.
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    Blah blah blah!
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    Quote Originally Posted by cam76034 View Post
    There's probably at least a thousand of them. After a good long hike, I realized that I most likely underestimated the number and size of them. The giants are naturally located in the most inaccessible areas, but there's still plenty of big ones that can be reached with my tractor.Too bad you couldn't make it this weekend, the weather was perfect. I'm booked up the next couple of weekends and next thing you know it's going to be HOT, which kindof takes all the fun out of chainsawing your way through the forest.
    I bet what you can't get to with your tractor I could get out with my Jeep. Any excuse to take it off-road.
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    Quote Originally Posted by HudsonHawk View Post
    I bet what you can't get to with your tractor I could get out with my Jeep. Any excuse to take it off-road.
    Careful what you ask for, you might get put to work!
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    Quote Originally Posted by cam76034 View Post
    Careful what you ask for, you might get put to work!
    I would not have offered if I was not serious.
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    Sounds like a plan let me know when you will be available and i will be there, everything is out of the way now on my books....weekends are clear. woo hoo!
    In return I will make ya some nice cedar benches or stools or whatever I can make without breaking it...lol

    I had a horrible weekend but wont get into that.

    I used to love offroading in my 01 wrangler til I screwed up the tranny.
    I have got access to a great trailer to haul the stuff away too. just got to go pick it up.
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