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  1. Burnham

    Snow Felling. How ALAP can you go? :D

    The LEO's on this NF have two sets for a pair of 800cc ATV's they acquired about three years ago. Cost was over 50% of the ATV's themselves, as I recall. They wanted them for access during the shoulder seasons when we don't always have contiguous snow coverage on the road system, as...
  2. Burnham

    Snow Felling. How ALAP can you go? :D

    NOW I find out :roll:...all these years I coulda had a lot easier time getting to some of that damn backwoods winter work... :|: <iframe width="560" height="315" src="http://www.youtube.com/embed/nTDNLUzjkpg" frameborder="0" allowfullscreen></iframe>
  3. Burnham

    Snow Felling. How ALAP can you go? :D

    I don't have access to a snow cat, or I'd for damn sure have been using it. The grooming is done by a cooperative agreement with one of the downhill ski area operators...they have a long term permit for use of Forest Service land. Grooming a few of the nearby X-C trails is part of the permit...
  4. Burnham

    Snow Felling. How ALAP can you go? :D

    I'm quite sure my young Hatian and Nicaraguan friends would agree :D.
  5. Burnham

    Snow Felling. How ALAP can you go? :D

    Well, wouldn't you? After all, the damn tree fell down, just like that :lol: . No sawlogs from this cutter :) . Only a Canucklehead would choose to fall a tree standing down in that deep, slippery-sided hole :D.
  6. Burnham

    Snow Felling. How ALAP can you go? :D

    Finally, here's the ALAP work :lol: .
  7. Burnham

    Snow Felling. How ALAP can you go? :D

    This one had to be placed with exacting accuracy, for there was little room in the stand to put it without risking a hang up. In the last shot you can see at the top of the frame the small notch in the crowns of the stand that I was shooting at. I'm happy to say it fell to the lay as I gunned...
  8. Burnham

    Snow Felling. How ALAP can you go? :D

    I spent yesterday out with the district's snow ranger, felling some trees on the edges of a newly constructed X-C ski trail. This trail gets groomed with a snow cat, and a few places they left it too narrow for the machine to negotiate. Snowshoe in about a mile with my 460 and the rest of the...
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