One million kids would climb the tree and saw for about two seconds :)
-John
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One million kids would climb the tree and saw for about two seconds :)
-John
Well, I might have everything sorted on my rifle. See how it goes @ the matches tomorrow.
I would do that, but I'm probably too fat for that thing.Quote:
Originally Posted by Irving
I have a giant cottonwood in my backyard that is slowly coming apart and needs periodic love. I just hate paying an arborist so much to shimmy up with a rope and small limb (chain) saw.
I want to come play @ your house Irving & go for a ride on that platform. Ive got a chainsaw on a stick too.
Had fun today @ my range even after the downpour when I had to fetch my 200yd steel by wading through the impromptu lake.
Also, I have no idea what was up with all the rabbits just after the lake formed. They were belly deep in the water, hopping & splashing in a extra long conga line. They'd hop one behind the other in serpentine patterns with long pauses where the lead rabbit would freeze & each subsequent rabbit would hop once more & do the same. Some of these rabbit lines had 10 participants.
Very strange bunnies.
I tell you one thing about using that lift today. I haven't had so much fun since I got jumped in that parking garage in Denver and had my teeth kicked out!
Also, I tried welding some tonight. It's a lot different without an experienced person over your shoulder and a non-auto dimming helmet.
I have a very difficult time without the auto helmet too.
Have any photos of the bunnies?
The lift was fun, but being extended all the way out and shaking the whole thing because you're trying to saw through a branch is less fun.
I watched the rabbits perform for nearly 10 minutes when I was on the far side of the lake. By the time I'd gone back to my truck to get my phone & then returned (I was going to take video) they had stopped. I waited for 20 additional minutes hoping they'd do it again if I didn't distrupt & nothing happened so I left.
Weird bunnies.