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That and good heat. Grand fir as a comparison doesnt produce so much heat.

Firewood still a big thing here. And Douglas fir the most sought after

Thanks all. I should mention, perfect weather made all the difference. Its funny, you notice more that your in a tall tree when its windy Cory, 3-400 id guess for the big ones. 5ft ×16 in. They are sold already $300, buyer collects as is. Pete, the very fine dust from old doug fir bark should...

Yeah I went back in my own yesterday to cut and clean up. Truck load of sawdust but the logs stayed. That was the deal. He can sell the wood.

5 maybe 6 kids ? tree biz, YouTube and his saddle probably keeping him occupied

I dont have particular big or tough hands, quite the opposite. I just hate the feeing of gloves. Thanks

Thanks Johnny. No, we didn't know there was even a cable up there

I put out some 'before' pics of this tree on another thread just recently. All went pretty well....just a lot of chunking down through the afternoon. <iframe width="560" height="315" src="https://www.youtube.com/embed/eNly8bkbVIQ" frameborder="0" allow="accelerometer; autoplay; encrypted-media...