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Does Jerry know how many guys in the poster are still in the trade? I know that Jer isn't so much in the hooks now, but a current photo of them doing the same would be very cool.

I'd like a poster to hang in my shop, and it would get covered in wood dust real quick. I think Jerry would like that.

I guess you would have to consider the method a fairly advanced technique, saw wielding like that. You wouldn't find it in the manual that comes with a saw.

That is what I get from it Willard, a method to keep in mind where the situation allows it. Doing it all the time would certainly make you better at it, like anything else just about.

Is there anyone here who can say that they never get pinched anymore? On a full day's felling and limbing, I average about twice, I guess. Get in a hurry.....or bucks flat on the ground. I suppose perfect is possible.

Trees need genetic modification.

I used it today to some extent, ten pines around a buckwheat noodle restaurant....the trees were younger on up to around seventy years. To some extent that method worked very well, to the degree that I could apply it through my brain, and not yet a physically memorized thing which would bring a...

Or could get whacked in the kishkies by larger limbs under bind.

Looks like chaps are a basic requirement with your legs so close to the action. Job on, I'm eager to try it tomorrow!

Souped up saws only make that all the better!