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Gotcha, Kenny. Thanks for the tip!

I figured as much. Having fell in similar layouts. I called them Islands and peninsulas. Strips of timber running between road cuts on a slope. Sometimes between powerlines and roads. Sometimes private property, powerlines and roads. Threading the needle. Keep it in the narrow...

Pray tell, what relevance does that make? Curious.

Yes. Though not withstanding the odd reason to do so otherwise.

I've trimmed the sides of stumps like that so many times, and on the same layout too. Sometimes just to keep a tight lead going, you know? Sometimes just to keep a tree from deflecting off a stump and landing some place you don't want it. Probably most often of all... in my...

Wouldn't be the first time.

Looking at the wood pull on a stump can tell you a lot the tree, too.

I like stumps. Technically, figuratively and practically. Technically a stump shows what a sawyer knows about felling trees. Though I admit only a good sawyer would know that for sure. Figuratively because a stump is just what it is. A stump. Something nice to set your ass on. Unless...