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Armistead 03-18-14 09:58 AM
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Originally Posted by swamprat69er (Post 2187339)
Then you get the wood. Bonus for you.
No,big mess....take me a week to saw and cut up all that...He wanted another $1000 to do it and chip up the branches...taking all the wood of course..

The tree will stand for now until my friend can get up here and cap it for dinner and beer..

swamprat69er 03-18-14 10:30 AM
No! If he wants the wood he can 'do' the tree for the wood.

Sailor Steve 03-18-14 11:44 AM
We had a light dusting of snow last night. Now it's warming up again.

Aktungbby 03-18-14 12:02 PM
Axing the axman!
 
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Originally Posted by Armistead (Post 2187354)
No,big mess....take me a week to saw and cut up all that...He wanted another $1000 to do it and chip up the branches...taking all the wood of course..The tree will stand for now until my friend can get up here and cap it for dinner and beer..
NAH! take the Minne$ota way out (a little Brigg$ and $tratton BBY) and $ave on the grand; you'll need a Hamm'$ fer $ure "you Betcha"! Ju$t bu$ine$$... nuthin per$onal!:Dhttp://s3-media2.ak.yelpcdn.com/bpho...OXV8L3VA/l.jpg

Wolferz 03-18-14 12:42 PM
I agree with bby. Spend the money on a chainsaw, or better yet, an ax. Then you can get some exercise other than walking by the Dan.:03::up: Make sure that Bear stays out of the way.

I had a Birch tree in the back corner of the lot. It got sick and ate up by Saprobes. After it had been sufficiently consumed, I just pushed it over.:O:

swamprat69er 03-18-14 01:05 PM
chainsaw might come in handy for threatening the cook to cook.:D

Wolferz 03-18-14 02:03 PM
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Originally Posted by swamprat69er (Post 2187443)
chainsaw might come in handy for threatening the cook to cook.:D
Use it on himself?:O::haha:

swamprat69er 03-18-14 02:13 PM
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Originally Posted by Wolferz (Post 2187471)
Use it on himself?:O::haha:
Traditionally, the wife cooks and the hubby works. But I guess we are not talking a 'traditional' household here.:doh:

Armistead 03-18-14 04:43 PM
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Originally Posted by swamprat69er (Post 2187479)
Traditionally, the wife cooks and the hubby works. But I guess we are not talking a 'traditional' household here.:doh:

My wife only believes in traditions that apply to men...My wife cooks with a phone.

swamprat69er 03-18-14 04:54 PM
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Originally Posted by Armistead (Post 2187581)
My wife only believes in traditions that apply to men...My wife cooks with a phone.
Yummy and crunchie.:haha: Tastes a bit like plastic?

Armistead 03-18-14 05:00 PM
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Originally Posted by swamprat69er (Post 2187590)
Yummy and crunchie.:haha: Tastes a bit like plastic?
She orders out, cept on grocery night we use the microwave..

Jimbuna 03-18-14 05:10 PM
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Originally Posted by Armistead (Post 2187581)
My wife only believes in traditions that apply to men...My wife cooks with a phone.
Love it :sunny:

Will show the wife that when I'm UTI and feeling brave :)

Wolferz 03-18-14 05:36 PM
Trophies don't cook...
 
...I feel for ya Armistead. Maybe you should have found an Aunt Bea instead of the trophy wife.:03:

Now, let's dis cuss the weather. &*^%$#@

swamprat69er 03-18-14 07:19 PM
If that Oak is big enough in diameter and straight it would make nice boards. If not, then firewood.

August 03-18-14 09:12 PM
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Originally Posted by Jimbuna (Post 2187342)
Don't do it...many years ago I was charged £250 to rid me of a tree in the rear garden. I wanted the stump left standing about 4' from the ground to act as a base for a feeding table for the birds.

The guy and his helper came and chainsawed the tree branches off. putting them into his wagon bit by bit and leaving the main section of the trunk lying on the lawn saying he'd be back at the weekend to collect it, he wanted it to make garden furniture out of.

Muggins (me) paid him and the twunt never returned!!!
That'd not likely happen around here. They're getting $250 bucks a cord for firewood.


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