another ugly stump

Just curious. Title of thread and your vids.
Are those not spars?

I always considered anything waist height or lower a stump.
 
From the archives... found this one where we used a skid steer and pull linevto break this long dead top out of an oak before dropping the stick. Apparently, that was out of the box thinking because the client ends up saying I saved him thousands..

 
I highly suggest digging deep into the research coming out of Australia and Netherlands. The vast majority of it comes down to genetics
 
evo said:
I highly suggest digging deep into the research coming out of Australia and Netherlands. The vast majority of it comes down to genetics
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I don't really want to get into it again... but let's make it quick. I have hundreds of hours of study on the subject... first and foremost, and where common sense trumps science is that you simply cannot have an epidemic that is caused by genetics. Something changed and it wasn't the genes. Secondly, I AM quite familiar with the Danish study, which is flawed, though I don't recall the specifics. Thirdly one of my friends wrote a book called something like, autism, the genetic and environmental causes. He can speed read research papers. His doctorate is in analysis of data. He downloaded 3,000 papers, read 2,000, and cited 1,000 in his book. He concludes that there is a genetic component as some children are better able to handle and detox the toxic load, but if you take away the poison, the genetic component becomes irrelevant.

Fourthly, I have heard the tapes where CDC whistle blower, William Thompson, admits that he was ordered by the top administrators at the CDC to destroy all records from research showing that MMR causes autism.

5th, in 1986 the vaxxine manufacturers were given complete immunity from liability should their products do harm. At that point no plaintiff could seek discovery from the vaxx manufacturers. Big pharma no longer needs to answer to anyone. They control the research that they submit or can bury if it is not favorable. There's so much corruption in pharma and the regulating agencies which have been completely captured. The list of criminal convictions of these pharma companies is long and extensive. They kill with impunity, paying nothing more than fines for their evil operations which in the case if vioxx, killed somewhere between 60,000 and half a million.

They don't use inert placebo. They don't test multiple vaxxines when given together. They've never even done a dose escalation toxicity study in animals on the aluminum adjuvants used in vaxxines. There's now a great number of aborted human fetal cell lines used in vaxxine manufacturering. That was developed by Stanley Plotkin and his team here at university of Pennsylvania in philly, after he accidentally introduced hiv to the unwitting people of the Congo in a failed polio vaxxine experiment, by using chimpanzee kidneys to culture viruses.

And that's not the only time animal viruses have madevthe zoonotic jump through vaxxines. Cancer causing SV-40 was found to contaminate 95 million doses of polio vaxxine in 1961. But the geniuses in public health thought it would be bad pr to pull the vaxxine, so they continued to infect people with the virus until the supply ran out in 1963. The xmr mouse virus made the jump, causing chronic fatigue syndrome. And there have been pig viruses that madevthenjimp.

Attorney Aaron Siri deposed Plotkin for 9 hours.. That testimonyused to be availableon YouTube. I'mprettysure it'sstill on Rumble. The brutal and inhumane practices and deadly results thereof that he describes would shake any loving parent to the core. I actually got a strike on my YouTube channel for putting up an edited bit from that 9 hour testimony. The strike was for misinformation. How can a video of one of the world's leading experts on the development of vaxxines, testifying under oath be considered misinformation???
I could go on for hours.
 
Never fell a hickory, looks like a good hinging stringy fiber tree.
So literally a reply to your answer is ‘no’ not without practice with the species.

But I can ask the same, would you drop a 150’ hemlock through a 8’ gate at 120’ from the stump? I know my answer to this too…. But rather hear yours first.
 
evo said:
Never fell a hickory, looks like a good hinging stringy fiber tree.
So literally a reply to your answer is ‘no’ not without practice with the species.

But I can ask the same, would you drop a 150’ hemlock through a 8’ gate at 120’ from the stump? I know my answer to this too…. But rather hear yours first.
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how big diameter at the base and at 120'. 8' gate at 120' would likely give you at least 1.5 degrees, maybe 2 degrees on either side. I can generally make that with a straight tree. I'd like to be cutting with a bar as long as the hinge to steer as she fell. A lot depends on risk vs reward (as in what kind of fence and what kind of $$$ is involved). I would likely give it a go... and yes hickory is one of the best holding woods around here... hemlock is also excllent. I would rate the two about equal in holding ability. The nice thing about doing your own jobs is that you can make the reward worth the risk in a way that an employee could never do.
 
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