Did a little milling last night.

[luckydad]

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[thenne1713]

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The one photo (slab?) resembles a Grizzly bear skin...

 

[thenne1713]

My Amish buddy and I milled some hemlock, spruce last night. Got a couple more to do tonight and a 40" diameter popular log.View attachment 339025View attachment 339026View attachment 339027View attachment 339028View attachment 339029

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Scarey little/ big poison ivy vines

 

[Big beech2]

lovely wood you got!!

 

[luckydad]

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[luckydad]

Black walnut stick.


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[2treeornot2tree]

Here is some walnut, chestnut oak, and a mystery log had milled the other day.i was told the mystery log could be pignut.

 

[john taliaferro]

mystery log looks looks to be white oak .

 

[2treeornot2tree]

The last picture is chestnut oak. It is not the same log as the mystery one. Someone said it might be pignut

 

[rarefish383]

That Beech door is something else. My buddy called and said a giant White Birch had fallen down in the woods by his deer stand. he said it had at least a 40" trunk on it. I said a birch that big I could mill it in the woods and pull the slabs out with his garden tractor. It was a giant all right. A giant Beech, not Birch. The main log is over the creek and would be murder to get out. I was thinking about cutting the top clear, and milling the top cap off the log, making a bridge out of it. It would probably be there for many years, Joe.

 

[Jim Timber]

Rf, if you cut it in half and rolled the top off, you'd have two support beams to put treads across.