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The great and powerful OZ!!

THAT is awesome. I bet that would make for interesting lumber :)

And a humble man to boot.. :)

Then you are making your cuts too high :D :lol:

Grey pine is so stringy if it has not been long dead, I can see that. Pondos up here on a good rain year. Those ring true for me here too Greg. Depends a lot on weight distribution too...

Damn straight. That much weight out 17 feet I would be hard pressed to even pull it into the lay it there was a critical target. Always afraid I would break the hinge doing it. But I am rather new to the game and I guess guys do it all the time with wedges, rope and jacks....

Or the epic stick in the hinge .. beat the heck out of the wedges.. then finally.....

Hahahaha..... I think I could have been more specific... :lol:

Minimize risk as much as possible in my play book....

Looked like a real good candidate for the high cut Jay.. Scary when they are that close to the edge. I've been known to also chain the butt to the stump for JIC on ones like that :lol:

The one in Yosemite was started with a prescribed burn.. Rut ro.. Oooops, got away from the FS. The one down the street, a dad shooting with his son(s) on BLM land. The environmentalists are more concerned with their day to day breathing as they drive their car to work with only the driver...

Next time you visit Yosemite Stig, you will see first hand what happens when we loose one in too much fuel. Pretty nasty scar that. There is a pull out on the 41 side coming from the Yosemite valley towards Oakhurst. Not moon scape but close. If you want moon scape I can take you over to 33,000...

Bump... Another good thread by Burnam Saw a guest reading it today and took the liberty myself :)

And Burnam's threads are always the shiz nit!