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Where you located?

@@WVAxeman 30 miles west of Little Rock Arkansas in a community called paron. In the foothills of the Ouchita mountains.

@@WVAxemanour land borders thousands of acres of timber belonging to a timber company. Last year bears came out of the woods and destroyed some bee hives. And we have lost many chickens to wildlife, mostly coyotes.

It’s the easiest for us to get frankly. Saw mills can cut them out a lot easier and quicker than we can turn them down, wrap them, etc. easier to transport too.

16” pine sawing. 13” aspen uh. 12” aspen st. Women on 11”

Had the stands staggered and crowd in front. Wasn’t necessary given set up

Thank you

Thank you

Wearing chainmail footies and leggings under my pants and shoes. Steel toe shoes are cumbersome and don’t protect the areas that are injured while chopping underhands - instep and arch of the foot.

Thank you for your kind words. I enjoy the grind and putting in the effort. I like to think it keeps me young in spirit. 😊

Thank you. Will give it all I have to give. 😊

Thank you. If only I could have stayed on it. 🤦

Yep. And not so much anymore. And loved every second of it.

It’s the Royal Brisbane Show. Happens during August. B

Absolutely Hermann. Time for new things for me. Will do Ekka next year. And my wife wants to go back to Tasmania for Christmas; we really enjoyed that trip.

I am wearing chain mail leggings and foot guards. Steel toe boots are very cumbersome and large. The chainmail is much more efficient

Steel toes also don't protect the side of your foot which is the most likely area to be cut doing this

Beautiful weather Ed. Back to the tornados and snow today

Ed, the wood I am chopping is round leaf stringy bark and blue gum. Gerald Youles is cutting white gum. The stringy is like cutting straight grain locust. The blue gum is comparable to the elm we have in Appalachia. The white gum is simply white oak in my opinion - soft but you have to use a very narrow scarf because the chips hang in the way as it’s cross grained

Mostly white ash. There was some brown barrel in the handicaps

JP wants me to finish the stroke with the handle right up against the log. And then pull the initial part of the near wood with the belly of the saw on my pull stroke but simply extending my left knee and pulling the entire saw with my body instead of my arms. I hope that makes sense?

@@WVAxeman yes that does. sorry for the late reply. thank you!

I liken “the bounce” to pulling my torso into the log with the slight Bend of the knees. It’s a timing element to the swing.

Many thanks 😊

Not exactly sure what you mean? The vice stand was as tight as I could get it. It has some marginal play in it.

@@WVAxeman any play at all means it ain't tight. You got soft hands, boy

@@NexusEradication lol. You are funny.

@@WVAxeman what the hell does "lol" mean? See, that's what's wrong with your generation, always making shit up

@@NexusEradication telling me my hands are soft is just laughable frankly. Yes. I am a lawyer. But I work with my hands to maintain my sanity. As calloused as a bricklayer. And can lay brick. Not sure why you feel the need to be so judgmental. That’s on you not me

LOL. Add marksmanship and we have zombie apocalypse skillZ

Thank you. Just like any skill, simply takes time and effort to become consistent.

Loved it. Both my wife and I went into this trip as a bucket list one time and done idea. After being here, we want to come back again

Thank you for your kind words ❤️

Trial attorney. Specializing in civil defense. Actually the resident medical expert in my office. I enjoy learning about the processes associated with surgery and orthopedics.