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General Forestry => Sawmills and Milling => Topic started by: 123maxbars on January 30, 2016, 05:14:33 AM
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I got a call from a local farmer that told me he had the biggest Walnut tree in the country on his farm. After walking through a few hay fields I finally found it. I know this probably is not a record breaker, but the area I live in this is the largest one that I have seen/heard about. The DBH was around 48in and I was able to measure the width of the crotch area, it came out to 60 inches. I made the deal this evening with the land owner and me are going to harvest it this spring. Looks like I will be calling my friend with his Lucas mill to come assist in sawing it into large 8/4 and 12/4 slabs.
http://youtu.be/mhQpUDlQrYA
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If that cabin was mine i would be fixing it back up...
Nice tree...
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I enjoyed that video, gonna watch more later!
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That is a purdy big Walnut tree. Look forward to seeing more about this.
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Thank you for the video. That will will a fun thing to watch as the harvest story unfolds.
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Great job. Really liked your story and presentation.
Who's acoustic guitar work is in your background music?
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Enjoyed your adventure so far. Gonna keep watching your progress. Thanks for sharing!
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Keep your stories and videos coming there great.
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yea, that wind noise was just too much to handle :D :D :D :D just kidding, pretty calm video, I still like Tenn, always have and the folks there aint' too bad either, sure make some good breakfast sausage,,
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Great job. Really liked your story and presentation.
Who's acoustic guitar work is in your background music?
That was a nice song I found by an unknown artist. youtube will provide you with free songs for your videos once you are a partner.
I am also a musician and hope to put my own music in future videos.
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yea, that wind noise was just too much to handle :D :D :D :D just kidding, pretty calm video, I still like Tenn, always have and the folks there aint' too bad either, sure make some good breakfast sausage,,
Agreed, and that sausage sure makes some fine gravy too!
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Nice video! You said it is by the creek? Do you recover the root wad for the wood grain in that part of the tree? I just learned that they are digging up old redwood stumps in CA. They are milling slabs from the stumps for tables. Beautiful!
Kderby
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Nice video! You said it is by the creek? Do you recover the root wad for the wood grain in that part of the tree? I just learned that they are digging up old redwood stumps in CA. They are milling slabs from the stumps for tables. Beautiful!
Kderby
that is something to think about! I will have to check on that.