SliverPicker
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Then there's Hoopa.....and Orick...... Anyone remember The Mayor?
Never been to Covelo that I can remember.
Hmmm...cast net time?Poor Orick, I knew it well.
Big Lagoon breached, dropped maybe 8-10 feet.
The outfit I cowboy for leased a ranch there. south end of the valley. We summered about 400 cows there last year. Lol I just went and looked at the ranch with the boss, drove thru what town was there, stayed away from the bar. At my age I don't need to play those games anymore lol. Never made Covelo in my younger days, but did some dancing and fighting at Paskenta and Elk Creek lol. EdCount 1,127 power poles going north from Willets on 101. Turn right. Remember that the painted centerline on the paved part of the road has nothing to with traffic control, especially on blind turns. It's just a survey marker. Gas up before you leave Willets. Gas prices change according what you're driving and the mood of the attendant when you get to Covelo
Set your watch back about fifty years.
It's a great place for bar fights, random stabbings in the parking lot after the bar closes, STDs that there isn't any known cure for, and high speed alcohol induced car wrecks.
When the FS sold timber there was a mill there, employment, and relative prosperity.
That was a long time ago.
I remember the " Arson" signs in Hoopa.
I had a very minor run in with two brothers and their buddy one time on the side of the road in Weichepec. At least I assume the two where brothers as they looked very similar.
I did some class work on Tish Tang Ridge a few times too. Now we're talkin' timber.
Hoopa drives the boat chief.
Why don't ya come down and chum some of this ****.You're gonna need a bigger boat....
And set it to some good early Norwegian black metal, Stormblast by Dimmu Borgir perhaps. Ensure you wear some war paint.If'n I ever cut down another tree, I'm gonna make a video just like that. I'll definitely edit out all the "monkey humping a football" parts this time. Should be pretty short
That's not a back cut, that's a common way to release the "trigger" when using bore cutting. Bore cutting is common with hardwood.I just went back and checked, looks like that video is prit near old, im behind the times i reckon. oh well, I dont take it back