New Bull Line.

rico said:
Still love my 3/4" Stable Braid. Probably gonna use it to swing logs to the Red. Also grabbed a hank of Samson 3/4" Nystron for those times I need 3/4" with a bit of stretch in it.
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Mingya.. u bought a shit ton of new cordage aye? Why Nystron over the Polydyne you just bought into..
Does anyone ever go full nylon? Like Samsons SuperStrong? It's coated iirc & mbs is a bit lower.

Just curious what y'all have experienced or stray away from.
 
rico said:
On top of the 5/8" Polydyne I also needed a new 3/4" bull-line with some stretch. It was either the Polydyne (Yale) and the Nyston (Samson) and since Gap has 15% off all Samson ropes the Samson 3/4" Nystron is what I bought.
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Ohh I see. That makes sense. I like Gap, dudes are pretty good to work with. Soundsl like your ready to get some serious work done. Be safe my friend.
 
evo said:
Western Hemlock is about 30% heavier, if it’s not hollow which is often
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Sorry about your little one.

Feeding pears if no poops helps, to help prevent a next-time of FI.



This didn't sound right to me.
I looked at the TCIA chart, 41 pounds/ cu. foot. for hemlock and 39 for doug-fir.
 
southsoundtree said:
Sorry about your little one.

Feeding pears if no poops helps, to help prevent a next-time of FI.



This didn't sound right to me.
I looked at the TCIA chart, 41 pounds/ cu. foot. for hemlock and 39 for doug-fir.
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Maybe for pulp wood!

Kiddo is just fine, she eats a great diet, will keep the pears in mind. Thanks
 
antibiotics for the UTI that can have devastating effects on the long term health as it affects the diversity of the microbiome. Lots of science behind that.
I'd get her going on some pro and prebiotics asap, even while on the antibiotics, fermented foods and a wide variety of fiber (undigestible plant material)
 
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