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Down to about 8 inches, around here they call it sandpapering. Just moving the equipment around is crunching up a lot of smaller trees, they are using a D7 to clear paths. I've never seen logging done this fast. The machine moves up to the tree and you hear this whirring noise like a turbine spinning up followed by a shrieking sound and a geyser of sawdust, then down comes the tree. The skitter grabs it and it goes over to the yard.Clear cut or selective cutting?
Going well. Enjoying the weather, keeping my nose to the grindstone.Hello Sir - how goes it.?
Oh for sure they won’t snag a tree or 2.Out today keeping an eye on loggers on my southern border.
I know thee hurt. Just did a big stock of it earlier this year.22 magnum...
Oh for sure they won’t snag a tree or 2.
I have a Sig P226 in .40, and got an OEM .357 Sig barrel for it and swapped it out.Morning folks!
I ordered a Sig P226 in .40 this morning. There are some unissued LE trade-ins floating around right now.
Saw a documentary on this wAy of logging. Damned amazing what men can do when there is a need.Down to about 8 inches, around here they call it sandpapering. Just moving the equipment around is crunching up a lot of smaller trees, they are using a D7 to clear paths. I've never seen logging done this fast. The machine moves up to the tree and you hear this whirring noise like a turbine spinning up followed by a shrieking sound and a geyser of sawdust, then down comes the tree. The skitter grabs it and it goes over to the yard. View attachment 164271
Saw a documentary on this wAy of logging. Damned amazing what men can do when there is a need.
These are great pistols. This will be my third P226 and will give me a dedicated 9mm, .357 and .40I have a Sig P226 in .40, and got an OEM .357 Sig barrel for it and swapped it out.
Fun pistol.