Recent content by Treezybreez

  1. Treezybreez

    more fun with knucklebooms

    My first crane job.
  2. Treezybreez

    Lyme disease is a man-made military biological weapon developed on Plum Island

    Ötzi was an interesting dude. I think one of the most interesting things about him was that the scientists could tell at what altitude he had been based on the different types of tree pollen in his intestines.
  3. Treezybreez

    Lyme disease is a man-made military biological weapon developed on Plum Island

    Otzi had Lyme disease… https://www.lymedisease.org/members/lyme-times/2017-fall-features/iceman-first-recorded-case-lyme-disease/
  4. Treezybreez

    Training trees

    I built this arbor recently and am at the beginning stages of training Pyracantha to weave through it.
  5. Treezybreez

    Training trees

    I started growing a hickory sapling through a splitting maul head over twenty years ago. Unfortunately it wasn’t ready to harvest when my folks sold their house, so I have no idea what became of it. I got the idea after seeing some Inca war clubs. They were fashioned with a stone head that had a...
  6. Treezybreez

    Tree oddities

    Looks like the Ents put a wheel lock on your rig.
  7. Treezybreez

    Trail Cam and Wildlife Thread

    The fact that this little bird is able to tie knots with its beak is incredible.
  8. Treezybreez

    Today....

    Looks like you didn’t let that Stihl head get away. ;)
  9. Treezybreez

    Pricing

    Just made up a fresh batch of Pear Butter. PM me your address and I’ll send one for your friend. :)
  10. Treezybreez

    Honey bee hive retrieval climb

    Neat! Someday if I can ever retire, I would love to try bee keeping.
  11. Treezybreez

    The first Americans: how "clovis first" is a perfect example of the basic flaws inherent in science

    Oh and here is picture showing how thin my friend managed to get the center of his Clovis clone.
  12. Treezybreez

    The first Americans: how "clovis first" is a perfect example of the basic flaws inherent in science

    This guy is rather fascinating. Supposedly his closest relatives were the Ainu people, a fishing culture from an island off the coast of Japan. https://www.smithsonianmag.com/history/kennewick-man-finally-freed-share-his-secrets-180952462/
  13. Treezybreez

    The first Americans: how "clovis first" is a perfect example of the basic flaws inherent in science

    Whether or not the Clovis culture was first here in America, they were here when the mammoth roamed the plains. Kill sites have been discovered where mammoth were killed using the Clovis points and then butchered. From a Creationist standpoint, it has always amused me that the most difficult...
  14. Treezybreez

    Ben "Stihlmad" Williams

    Glad to hear that he is able to work. I thought we were going to hear more sad news.
  15. Treezybreez

    Beech Leaf Disease

    Well, thanks guys. With all the BLD hype, I keep watching my tree like a hawk.
See more

New threads New posts

Back
Top Bottom