igor_kavinski
Lifer
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Give a cat a whole fried beef patty and it goes, "What the heck is that? I'm not touching that. Give me treats, MEOW!!!!".

Green and red from the place I got the burrito. I love El Yucateco. I got their Habenaro and grilled Pineapple last month it's outstanding if you like heat with some sweet.What kind of hot sauce? For burritos, I like El Yucateco green, or one of the Costa Rican habanero sauces.
You could always train a bear. Make it work for peanuts. Just don't run out of peanuts.The cutting is not the hard part, it's the hauling.
You could get a rope winch, build a sledge and haul big piles around limited only by the length of rope you have. Good winches are expensive, but you'll always have it.Also realized it's futile trying to do it all by hand. So much back and forth walking with branches. Either need to come up with a way to haul more at once, maybe a large float of sorts I can pull with the ATV, or just rent an excavator. The cutting is not the hard part, it's the hauling.
Ah so that's where all the smoke is coming from that is blanketing the Midwest right now...This was a few days ago but accidentally put a few holes in my tent. I guess I really should have moved it when the fire got this big lol.
We were working through some wood piles from when they cleared the land, original plan was to keep the wood and buck it for firewood, but most of it was not really suitable firewood and was soaking wet from sitting out in the open and it was just easier to toss everything in burn pile than to start cutting all branches and separating logs. We kept a few of the better ones and that's it. At some point that fire was really roaring, that pic is when we took a break so it died down.
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Also realized it's futile trying to do it all by hand. So much back and forth walking with branches. Either need to come up with a way to haul more at once, maybe a large float of sorts I can pull with the ATV, or just rent an excavator. The cutting is not the hard part, it's the hauling.