Got logs?

[smwwoody]

Well bibby you didn't say no to the loader so that must mean yes 8) 8) 8)

[Don P]

19,200bps  ;D

We're battened down, big winds a comin'

[Bibbyman]

I just asked Mary if she put up her Terex as a prize.

Here is her reply....


Can you read her lips?

[Kevin]

She looks ready to kick some bibby butt!  :D

[Paul_H]

Pssst,smwoody,I don't think the Terex will be leaving the property

[Bibbyman]

That face >:( has backed down bank presidents, lawyers,  pushy car salesmen, etc. It's worth at least a couple of thousand a year. ;D

Oh yea,  it's the same look I get when I bring home a new gun or ask her to sew a button back on.  :'(

[Norm]

Ok so the Terex is out of the question, how about some of that ERC like Al got. Patty said it was the best she'd ever seen.

I'm in at 14,500.

[dail_h]

   11,860 ,a shot and 3/10 ths nice pile of logs,so how do I claim my prize?

[Stump Jumper]

I,m in at 11,500 bd ft.  But need to park my skid steer next to it to get a better figure. :D :D :D

[Furby]

So....... with or without the veneer?????


Oh what the heck, I say 15,000 bdft.  ;)
And I know even less then Jeff!!!!!  ;D

[pappy]

Make your guesses in Doyle scale as I know this broker buys in this area using that scale.

with veneer

I'm still in for 10,260 fbm  Doyle  

Bibby where's that tally?? It's Thursday night and it's payday....   :D :D

[Kirk_Allen]

Photos make things look smaller than they really are.

I say 15,129 BF Doyle Scale 8)

[Bibbyman]

Sorry guys.  The broker told Mary 8mbf..  Not including the 10 or so sycamore veneer logs.  

Mary says no way.  She says more like 16mbf not including the sycamore logs.  There were four tractor-trailer loads..

[Jeff]

I am the clear winner then. I said 9000 to 11,000 feet. Take his 8,000 and add in the "Not including the 10 or so sycamore veneer logs" and  I'm right there. ;D

[Norm]

I think I'll takes Mary's word on this over the brokers.


This broker is who I'd like to buy from. ;D

[pappy]

The ole scaler weren't too far off either  

[Stephen]

Am I too late for a guess?

As I was reading this post I was thinking of close to 20,000 ft will be sawn. (4 truck loads X 5,000 each).
I cut a 14" x 8' spruce Wednesday. Int scale = 65 bdft. I sawed just over 100' from it (1-11"board, 10-10", 2-8", 3-7" and 1-6"). I am always amazed at how much over scale you can get with thin-curf bands.

Stephen