What are you cutting 2024? - pics welcome

[Nealm66]

That's rare to find a cedar like that without a hole or some big ol bark seems.

Especially inland. I've cut some nice stuff over belfair and silverdale area by the water but rarely anything inland. Looked at a logging/tree job in graham the other day with a couple probably 6' and fairly tall rotten cedars leaning over their house with barely any room to fall and not enough room to get behind the lean to pull very good. I slept on it and declined the next day. I'm getting too old for that stuff

[SwampDonkey]

Coastal red cedar in northern British Columbia.



Upland eastern white cedar in central New Brunswick growing with red maple, white ash, yellow birch, red spruce.



That little stuff is mostly red maple regen.