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By treeslayer · Posted
yeah, a little brutal right now, snow, cold, wind temps below 0 at night, where have you been? -
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Bmac you need to come down with that monster 084 and I will let you cut some timber on the side of the mtn all day long.
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We have several hundred acres of Pines, but little to no sizeable hardwoods. The price is tempting, but the to-do list is too long right now to do more than think about it a little. Nothing that I really need any wood for, that we have standing, in sight for several years. I don't do woodworking for a hobby. My hobby is a "farm" that is jokingly called, by locals, the Ponderosa. -
If you have standing hard wood furniture grade timber, and you will find a project for the wood, and you have room and other equipment like your John Deere, then you cant afford not to buy it. Right off or not. And I still think it a right off anyway...
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