41" a weird length I thought but its what the dealer had on hand. I bought it for a big Cedar log I was cuttin but no pics.Western Red Cedar took down a month ago for a friend.
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????? Had to ask,,, Ive got BIG WOOD BIG SAW ENVY!!!!!!!!!:monkey: :hmm3grin2orange:
As for species: Doug firs in the smallish sizes to 25", pinion pines in the medium varieties and occasional Hemlock fir. Soft for cuttin' and fast burning. Most of this timber is seasoned as it stands and can be split and burned immediately.
Thanks for the welcome RR2.
The knot in the signature line is a Duncan Loop or Uni-Knot. Thanks for askin'. Used to Tie fly to tippet. Creates a sliding loop that can be left open or tightened against hook eye. The open loop on this knot lets nymphs and other subsurface flies "swim" in the water and bass bugs pop better. Can help create a more natural presentation to well educated fish.... So that hopefully I can continue their education. :biggrinbounce2:
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and here come the Swiming Nymphs, educated fish, and beetles dat been infestin da free trees that need to come down,,,, Yeah Baby Where's my favorite 066 when ya need it????? We gonna educate them Fish right out of their hides,,,, and cook a mess of em up,,, seriously.... I tie one like that on my topwater baits so Pop r's, Chugbugs, Zara Spooks, Etc so they have good action 
Here's a few from down south,,,, about the Horizontal 30
The first two are a big water oak that was not far from down town Breaux Bridge La. that taped 96" DBH and the canopy was approaching 190' across,,, I lost some of the pics but somehow I salvaged these My Middle brother Daniels job..we took this tree down from over her house because the Insurance would no longer allow covererage I think the other pix are on my other laptopwe have a 16' section of the main trunk and we are going to mill some slabs this winter :hmm3grin2orange:
Here are some saw Pix,, stumpshots too these are just a few of the flushcutter saws we take on a job but we dont always put bars on everything we usually just dress out what we feel hadnt been run in a while,,, but always bring back ups,,,, just in case if you look close there on standby w/no bars on is a dolmar 9010, 066 mag, 056mag II,,,but ready to rumble w36" bars is the 460 mag and 044 mag!!!!
Here you go. Mrs Hunky and I are very proud of it as it took us three years to build it; much of it ourselves.
BTW, the "hunky-wagon" pictured is a VW Jettta TDI Wagon. Not exactly a traditional muscle car, but at 50+mpg, it flexes a little bit different muscle!. We call it our little stinker!
Hey River Rat,
Saw the Pics from Breaux Bridge, thats my stomping grounds too. Grandfather ran a service station and garage in Leonville for 50 years and I was born in New Iberia south of Lafayette. I live in Baton Rouge now.
Enjoyed all of everyones pics !
Chris
