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I like the guy. He's reminding of so many people I've met in the industry. High strung, vocal and big heart.

Truly words of wisdom.

About the time we think we got it all figured out something happens to prove that thought wrong. Exceptions abound in the natural world!

It's odd though that the twist can run right or left in the same species.

you'll find it in pages 251-252

In a twisted tree the grain runs in a spiral. And so with a face and back cut in the stump, in corner of the hinge the grain will run into the stump and in the other it will run into the face. In the latter case it is the least holding corner. The stump tells the story. And talk about a...

Oh, what a faller would give for big trees, flat ground and no brush. It's like heaven. So long as it pays well especially.

The bushel faller in a pecker-poll-patch is a living falling machine that is run by a mindset to make it pay. They think two to three trees ahead while they work on any one. And so when they walk up to the next to fall it the time between judging it's favor and having it on the ground has...

Same here, Squish.

The Windsor is my standby and the VO is my fav.

That Canuck Whiskey is about the best there is. Me likey.

Nice pic, Dave. It's funny just how many times I put the undercut up to such included knots and not see any clues of their presence until the tree is down, and not always where it was supposed to be. Redwoods have a tendency for pockets of included bark. Which everything appears to be...