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Some times I can't help myself it just slips out like a fart at a party .

The cats opinion doesn't count .

What the cat was in the tree and you cut it down cat and all .Capitol idea I always wanted to do that .:lol:

What's "whiskers " got to do with anything ?If it hits the lay obviously the hinge was right-----or the skidloader ,depending on who's doing it .

Ohh bad hair day of which I've had many .That was even back when my chin whiskers weren't white as Santa Claus .

:lol: Well yeah seeings if it's long dead there for all intents is no sapwood left .Further more oak by its very nature will hold moisture in it's core for years and years . Fact just the middle of last week I cut up some cull logs I let go too long .20 inchers with only the center 10 inchs...

Well I'll tell ya what those 3 feet diameter dead oaks are tough SOB's as far as holding strength .You might have to get it down to less than a 1" thick hinge before you can tip it with wedges depending on the natural lean .You try on 2" of hinge all you do is beat the pizz out of the wedges .

Totally depends on what it is .Oak will hang in there so will ash .Dead hickory is likely to snap off on you .I have no idea on the PNW stuff .