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Re: Big timber not suitable for fawns
[Re: turkey247]
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05/20/18 08:26 AM
05/20/18 08:26 AM
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Joined: Mar 2013
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Tuscaloosa Co.
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I didn't know y'all had any steep slopes , LOL! If one of those LA crews came up here they'd say y'all have lost your minds and hillbilly loggers are crazy. They wouldn't even unload their equipment.  Plenty of steep ground as far south as southern Clarke County where the two big rivers come together. No truth to the statement about the loggers. I’ve worked both areas and 9 out of 10 loggers are all the same when it comes to handling steep slopes. No difference at all in what they will cut, period. North Monroe County would surprise some folks, as well.
83% of all statistics are made up.
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