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Do you guys try to resell the wood i.e. folks with sawmills (such as yourself, firewood,…etc. Just curious cause - assuming the tree isn’t dead and rotting I would think there would be a lot of value in it.
And BTW - there is NO WAY I would tackle something like that. I’m amazed you could fall something like that and finish in 8-hours. That wood will almost certainly end up in his house. I hope so - assuming it is not dried and rotting, I would think it would make some beautiful planks.
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