I just got to say I thoroughly enjoyed this video you Don't see too many people post videos that long just straight up nothing but chainsawing I love it thank you
Another enjoyable video of firewood action and Kenny “The Cactus Killer” Carlson too! Super interesting to see the landscape and what gathering firewood requires in another part of the country. Thanks for sharing the content Chris.
So awesome to revisit Northern New Mexico thru your channel! I hope that you took some Piñon Pine home with you along with elk meat! What a trip this was for you guys! I'm just up the road in South Fork, Colorado. Brrraaaaaap 👍
So, you were cutting in my area last year. Pinion is a bit of work to harvest but it's as close as we get to hardwood in the north part of the state. Most would not have left that nearly stump. On our -15 or colder nights it would be a game changer. That cactus on the ground bears a great tasting fruit after the bloom.
@@InTheWoodyard just across the mountain from me. I'm in northwest Taos county. You were at a lower elevation of around 5 or 6 thousand feet. The jumping cactus gave that away. Still the Sangre de Christo is great elk country.
Hello from Eau Claire Wi. Love the wood cutting! Wish I had the help like that. Good running saws. That piece on the bar that helps cut correct length would drive me nuts. Good job with the PPE. Just starting using chaps myself after 43 years of cutting wood. Stay safe!
It's -24 C right now where I live Chris so I enjoyed the video even more due to the weather, scenery and location. Nice work. It's Amazing what TH-cam can do for people! You guys got a real trip and I got to take a virtual one.
Chris I love you! I love your brother Kenny! I'm second from the youngest. I have a brother that's 10 years older than me. Two sisters two more Brothers. Then me. And my younger brother. He was born in 1963 my younger brother
Great series of videos, I live in nw nm and all I cut is piñon. It takes about 10 to 14 trees to get a cord. The best I have done is 4 trees. Also I only use carbide tipped chains they cost more but you can cut 5 or 6 cords before they get dull. Again great videos
I just wanted to tell you! Michigan brought in a bunch of elk! They'll all ended up on our property! It was like having a bunch of cows. They showed up every day. So we protected them.
That's some nice work fellas, hopefully I'll be back on my feet again and take a drive to new Mexico, see what I can do to harvest a cord or two, I'm out in Az, and the pickings are low.
Great job fellers! That is a crazy workout with those bigger saws with all that limbing. Hats off! So did Kenny go for the cutting or the hunting? Wait I know it was for the fame! Kenny cuts is the new segment on the channel! Fun stuff! Have a great day guys!
On your next vacation, you should go to West Central Texas(San Angelo) for a deer and cut some big mesquite. I cut my teeth on mesquite cutting in the panhandle and now do most my cutting in Western NC. It will truly make you appreciate the wood you’ve got in Wisconsin and lack of thorny things. Cholla and pear suck, but everything, and I mean everything, in parts of Texas carries a thorn. Looks like you had a fine time! I cowboyed and did some guiding in NM (mostly in the highlands, so only cut Subalpine fir and Engelmann/Blue spruce) and NM is truly an unforgettable place!
I'm so sick of the thorns in texas. 12 years here is enough for me lol Thorns everywhere. Needle-like stickers in my bathroom mat that stab me in the morning because they came in with me on my pant cuffs x_x
Hello Chris and Ken! I gotta say that pinyon pine doesn’t look like it’s fun to work with. At least the small trees. It’s mind blowing to watch you two run a saw!!👍🏻👍🏻GNI
Good morning Chris and Kenny!!😀😀 That pinion pine reminds me of cutting red cedar that has grown up in a fallow field here at home. Lots of hard cutting for not much wood. Out there if it's the best they have. You have to go after it. The wood seems to be dirty all by itself. I never saw you guys hit the ground but the saw got dull fast. It looked like cutting dead dry black locust. So hard it dulls the saw all by itself. Take care my friends!!😀😀 Logger Al
AL.,here in the Pacific NW Douglas fir bark is the same way.. Some times its hollow and packed full of dirt.. I have herd rumors that after MT Saint Helens eruption all the fir trees had ash and other volcanic dibre in the bark.
Now thats my idea of a great vacation..iam glad Kenny to the dull chainsaw away from you..that was painful to watch..cutting with dull saw...haha. we all do it.
Very good! Guess you and Kenny will take your own kit (Stihl’s😊) next year? You must have checked for ‘rattlers’ before you went anywhere near any of those trees? When I was in NM we saw them all over the place, especially when out in the bush! Excellent stuff….keep up the good work Chris. Len (Devon UK). TTFN 👋
Living in NM. 2 million people total. My bobcat guy has a ranch. He described it to me in number of sections. It was several hundred sections. In real estate terms a section is 640 acres. Crazy. And his helper has an even bigger place. They both run some cows, and both say they aren't big enough to compete with the big operations.
43~40 mark, just use some dryer lint for quick starter on the wood. Looks like y’all just taking the bigger pieces of the limb wood and the trunk wood, is this the wood pile that y’all were splitting up in the first video?
You get some Whataburger while you were there? I guess you have Culver's up there in WI. Love Culver's we had a new one open little over a year ago right next to the Whataburger by my house on the AL Gulf.
@@InTheWoodyard How have you never heard of Whataburger lol. Its a huge fast food chain from TX they are everywhere there but they have quite a few in NM too. Like Culvers but I kinda like Whataburger better. They have them from FL to AZ and think they go as far north as KS or MO but most of them are in TX they are everywhere there.
@@JesseLJohnson Whataburger isn't bad, the sweet tea is garbage though. I don't waste my time going there if I can't drink sweet tea. It's a bitter chosing pile of piss that tastes like it's been sitting on a warm counter all night. At least MY place has shitty tea lol. Maybe other locations aredifferent.
Wish me luck, goal is to sell three semi truck loads of firewood this season. Hopefully my body can take it. Or can bribe Tony with a case of gum to bring his Axis over to get the wood split really fast. LOL!
Madrona here on the west Coast is awsom to cut and split when green.. After 1 year dead you may as well toss your chain to rocks as it is hard on chains.. And just as Hard to split..
Did Kenny bring his saw with him or is it Jeremy’s? That 572 sounds a bit tired but still cuts better than a Stihl any day! (That should get some controversy going!)
@@thefirewooddoctor I have a Echo 620PW and a Husqvarna 562XP and a 572XP among other saws. The 590 after mods will hopefully be like my 620 which is like my 562XP but they are not a 572XP nor should they be at 10cc’s less.
Here I sit ready to be happy with 10 acres again in Wisconsin. Time for a real saw, a Farmertec-Holzfforma clone saw! Those saws put Stihl and Husqvarna to shame for the money spent. (If you get a good one, then they last. Also helps to go through those saws or use key OEM parts in a kit saw build to make them last.)
@@InTheWoodyard, they seem to copy only the older designs when the patents expire. Otherwise they would be in a load of trouble. As lomg as I can afford the OEM brands, I'll stick with them.
Two questions. Do those pinion pine die of old age or some sort of disease? Do you have any idea how old they are? Those trees out there are extreme. One fills up the trailer three times and it takes about 3 dozen of the others to fill up a trailer. Nice video.
Why do you remove the bark when it burns just fine and provides heat? Everything on tree will burn. Why waste it? When I used to harvest wood I took it all even branches less than 2 inches in diameter, they still burned and provided heat. Some friends thought I was nuts until they saw how much heat came from an armload of small pieces of wood. When harvested I liked to leave the cutting area cleaner than I started with. Made it a lot easier to travel through. Food for thought
Hey Chris I have not a video in about 2 months and watching this I am waiting for arthur morgan to show up from red dead lol. Hope all is well and a happy new year to ya.
1970 we got lever action model 94 BB guns Winchester's. A pack of babies cost $0.10. you could get five 10 $0.25 packs. It seems like we would work all day long for a pack of babies
We don't have any snow here yet! That's a good thing. Every time I get my snow blower out do everybody's driveway! Frosty the snowman gets arrested for indecent exposure.
Wow, lots of sawing and filming for that little trailer load. Ask any major league baseball player how sticky pine tar really is. I'm guessing the bar and chains are feeling it too. GNI
I have one brother Robert. his nickname! He has one buck tooth! Climbs a tree like a squirrel! His nickname is squirrel! Everyone has a nickname in our family
Those New Mexicans are some tough, courageous guys!! I mean, would you let Kenny use your saw for an extended time??!! He's a good guy and all, but, come on, saws and bars and chains are expensive! And the chainsaw shop in NM is probably 115 miles one way. Drop off(230), go pick up (230), Geez Kenny! Take it easy!! - While they're playing pitch 'n' catch, Kenny piled on more wood than they did. Again, take it easy!! You're makin' the Union boys look bad!! - I see cacti-uses, is there lot of rattlesnakes around? - I've heard that some of those western types don't smile 'til after sundown. Worried about gettin' sunburned teeth. Takes John Wayne to make 'em smile, "Smile when you say that, mister!" - Just messin' with you guys.
Did anybody take down those little booby trap stumps? Lot of heat in those low down pieces. - Looks like Chris got the saw after it wasn''t real sharp. Ah! Kenny must've sharpened the other saw, that rascal!
Does anyone else keep refreshing until the video is posted. Thanks chris!
Thanks for watching Mike, the videos come out at 5:30 am central every day.
You got a bunch of great footage. TH-cam is such a wonderful tool because you would never had this opportunity. Thanks for sharing.
You got that right! Thanks again Harold!
I wish my vacations were as much fun as yours! Keep the great videos coming!
Well, start planing better vacations then! Go hunting!! HA!
I just got to say I thoroughly enjoyed this video you Don't see too many people post videos that long just straight up nothing but chainsawing I love it thank you
Thanks for watching Thomas!
Another enjoyable video of firewood action and Kenny “The Cactus Killer” Carlson too! Super interesting to see the landscape and what gathering firewood requires in another part of the country. Thanks for sharing the content Chris.
Thanks for watching us out there in the great southwest!
So awesome to revisit Northern New Mexico thru your channel!
I hope that you took some Piñon Pine home with you along with elk meat!
What a trip this was for you guys! I'm just up the road in South Fork, Colorado.
Brrraaaaaap 👍
I did! We sure had a good time!
Kenny's a hoot!!! Logging cactus!! At least he gave you warning before he dropped limb!! Have a Safe Day
Yes, we have a good time doing stuff.
Awesome show truly enjoyed it! There’s nothing like going on a working vacation! And congratulations on that incredible huge elk!
Thank you Dan for watching!
Seven kids in my family. Why boys two sisters. My sisters are like Queens upon a throne! All my brothers love them.
Your math is off a bit.
Five boys two girls. In my family.
So, you were cutting in my area last year. Pinion is a bit of work to harvest but it's as close as we get to hardwood in the north part of the state. Most would not have left that nearly stump. On our -15 or colder nights it would be a game changer. That cactus on the ground bears a great tasting fruit after the bloom.
Yes we went elk hunting in Dawson last year! Great area!
@@InTheWoodyard just across the mountain from me. I'm in northwest Taos county. You were at a lower elevation of around 5 or 6 thousand feet. The jumping cactus gave that away. Still the Sangre de Christo is great elk country.
to be in your seventies and still cut wood , thats old school, great job
Thanks for watching John, I am going to be 60 soon, my dad is 83 and he just stopped cutting wood two years ago.
Hello from Eau Claire Wi. Love the wood cutting! Wish I had the help like that. Good running saws. That piece on the bar that helps cut correct length would drive me nuts. Good job with the PPE. Just starting using chaps myself after 43 years of cutting wood. Stay safe!
Thanks for watching from the other side if the state!
It's -24 C right now where I live Chris so I enjoyed the video even more due to the weather, scenery and location. Nice work. It's Amazing what TH-cam can do for people! You guys got a real trip and I got to take a virtual one.
Glad you enjoyed it Brian!
G’mornin Chris. Thanks for playing my favorite Banjo tune in the intro !! Them pinions are messy ! Looks dry down there. GoodNightIrene
You bet, yup it was dry, no rain for 3 months.
A 2 cup of coffee video. Thanks for posting.
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You bet!
I think Kenny must be part beaver the way he works on those trees!
Yup, I think he is !
You’re going to make Kenny a TH-cam sensation! Looks like you had a fun day!
He already is! HA!
My first toy was Lincoln logs! My brother and I built so many log cabins. Then we got slingshots marbles and rocks.
Chris I love you! I love your brother Kenny! I'm second from the youngest. I have a brother that's 10 years older than me. Two sisters two more Brothers. Then me. And my younger brother. He was born in 1963 my younger brother
Great video! I had ice cream and then popcorn through your Movie . I wish i could of seen the growth rings, that tells allot about the trees. thanks..
Next time! They grow real slow out there!
Great series of videos, I live in nw nm and all I cut is piñon. It takes about 10 to 14 trees to get a cord. The best I have done is 4 trees. Also I only use carbide tipped chains they cost more but you can cut 5 or 6 cords before they get dull. Again great videos
Thanks for the tips on the pinyon! Keep cuttin'!
I just wanted to tell you! Michigan brought in a bunch of elk! They'll all ended up on our property! It was like having a bunch of cows. They showed up every day. So we protected them.
Cool!
Kenny the tree slayer......hard working man for sure..... Chris the excellent Camara man...✌️
Thanks Norm!
I am glad I have Ash, Maple, Oak and Poplar. That Pine is a lot of work.
Yes it sure is!
I love seeing that you had help
Help is good!
That's some nice work fellas, hopefully I'll be back on my feet again and take a drive to new Mexico, see what I can do to harvest a cord or two, I'm out in Az, and the pickings are low.
Beautiful country!
Great job fellers! That is a crazy workout with those bigger saws with all that limbing. Hats off! So did Kenny go for the cutting or the hunting? Wait I know it was for the fame! Kenny cuts is the new segment on the channel! Fun stuff! Have a great day guys!
He went alone because he could , he is retired now and everyday is Saturday!
Cactus loggers go where the cacti are
After I watch this video, I am headed out to cut pinyon. My 2 favorite smells in nature are pinyon and sage brush.
If you like those you should try balsam too!
How does someone own 50,000 acres of land. To me that is amazing. Hope you get back to the woodyard soon Chris. Lots of Snow coming your way.
Just the way the world works in the SW. 50,000 acres in NM is about like owning 700 acres in Kentucky or Indiana.
It is a nice place but the neighbor to the north has 550,000 acres!
On your next vacation, you should go to West Central Texas(San Angelo) for a deer and cut some big mesquite. I cut my teeth on mesquite cutting in the panhandle and now do most my cutting in Western NC. It will truly make you appreciate the wood you’ve got in Wisconsin and lack of thorny things. Cholla and pear suck, but everything, and I mean everything, in parts of Texas carries a thorn. Looks like you had a fine time! I cowboyed and did some guiding in NM (mostly in the highlands, so only cut Subalpine fir and Engelmann/Blue spruce) and NM is truly an unforgettable place!
Yes it is a great place for sure!
I'm so sick of the thorns in texas. 12 years here is enough for me lol
Thorns everywhere. Needle-like stickers in my bathroom mat that stab me in the morning because they came in with me on my pant cuffs x_x
Hello Chris and Ken! I gotta say that pinyon pine doesn’t look like it’s fun to work with. At least the small trees. It’s mind blowing to watch you two run a saw!!👍🏻👍🏻GNI
You are right, it is a lot of work!
I never get oddball trees like you guys had to cut up! I'm like really!
They where bushy!
Good morning Chris and Kenny!!😀😀
That pinion pine reminds me of cutting red cedar that has grown up in a fallow field here at home. Lots of hard cutting for not much wood. Out there if it's the best they have. You have to go after it.
The wood seems to be dirty all by itself. I never saw you guys hit the ground but the saw got dull fast. It looked like cutting dead dry black locust. So hard it dulls the saw all by itself.
Take care my friends!!😀😀
Logger Al
Yup, it is very hard cutting dense wood, the chains got dull fast! It was like cutting dry bone!
AL.,here in the Pacific NW Douglas fir bark is the same way.. Some times its hollow and packed full of dirt..
I have herd rumors that after MT Saint Helens eruption all the fir trees had ash and other volcanic dibre in the bark.
Another good long vlog. Best job you ever had. GNI.
Glad you enjoyed it!
Now thats my idea of a great vacation..iam glad Kenny to the dull chainsaw away from you..that was painful to watch..cutting with dull saw...haha. we all do it.
Yes cutting that pinyon dulled the saw fast!
Whenever somebody says oh it's a small tree! I bring all my saws out!
Good!
Good to see you in my neck of the woods. We should get together to measure chainbar lengths on your next trip.
That sounds good, we would love to go back again!
I was surprised to see a Husky saw running for that long 😁. ( That should get you guys going)
Ha! I suppose if you use a Stihl, your not used to see it run at all! Ha!
Time for a Chinese clone saw, will put Husqvarna and Stihl to shame for longevity. (Now wait for the comments)
@@InTheWoodyard 😂very good one 👍
Your right must have had a dull chain normally would have had the wood cut quicker
Very good! Guess you and Kenny will take your own kit (Stihl’s😊) next year? You must have checked for ‘rattlers’ before you went anywhere near any of those trees? When I was in NM we saw them all over the place, especially when out in the bush! Excellent stuff….keep up the good work Chris. Len (Devon UK). TTFN 👋
If we go again, we will take saws! No snakes it was 10-30 degrees every night to cold for them.
Living in NM. 2 million people total. My bobcat guy has a ranch. He described it to me in number of sections. It was several hundred sections. In real estate terms a section is 640 acres. Crazy. And his helper has an even bigger place. They both run some cows, and both say they aren't big enough to compete with the big operations.
It is big country for sure!
We just bought our winter firewood supply for The Ole Church!
Cool, I hope you got enough!
43~40 mark, just use some dryer lint for quick starter on the wood.
Looks like y’all just taking the bigger pieces of the limb wood and the trunk wood, is this the wood pile that y’all were splitting up in the first video?
Kenny's my favorite!
He is a "dandy"!
You get some Whataburger while you were there? I guess you have Culver's up there in WI. Love Culver's we had a new one open little over a year ago right next to the Whataburger by my house on the AL Gulf.
Nope, never heard of it.
@@InTheWoodyard How have you never heard of Whataburger lol. Its a huge fast food chain from TX they are everywhere there but they have quite a few in NM too. Like Culvers but I kinda like Whataburger better. They have them from FL to AZ and think they go as far north as KS or MO but most of them are in TX they are everywhere there.
@@JesseLJohnson
Whataburger isn't bad, the sweet tea is garbage though. I don't waste my time going there if I can't drink sweet tea. It's a bitter chosing pile of piss that tastes like it's been sitting on a warm counter all night.
At least MY place has shitty tea lol. Maybe other locations aredifferent.
That is a very interesting tree. Certainly takes a lot of them to fill a trailer load.
Yes they are bushy!
When is the 592 going to show up? The anticipation is killing me
soon
The 592xp might be more saw than Chris can handle!
Hey homestead fabricators. Well if Kenny can handle a 390 chainsaw. Kenny can show his brother how to run it!
@@bentwedgestanleybrand5818, Kenny has a 395xp and a 390xp for his big saws. Takes a man's man to run a saw like those bigguns.
Wish me luck, goal is to sell three semi truck loads of firewood this season. Hopefully my body can take it. Or can bribe Tony with a case of gum to bring his Axis over to get the wood split really fast. LOL!
Just keep cutting!
@@InTheWoodyard, I'll be busy splitting this Saturday!
Madrona here on the west Coast is awsom to cut and split when green.. After 1 year dead you may as well toss your chain to rocks as it is hard on chains.. And just as Hard to split..
Sounds like tough stuff! I see you have some snow out there now!
I was using my old034 Stihl chainsaw 16-in bar. Back then.
Nice!
When Mom would get worked up she couldn't remember our names. She just say whatever your name is get over here. Life was good.
Who are you?
Did Kenny bring his saw with him or is it Jeremy’s? That 572 sounds a bit tired but still cuts better than a Stihl any day! (That should get some controversy going!)
It is Jeremys saw.
Once I get my Echo CS-590 modded, it will be close to the 572xp.
I Doubt it but good luck with that
@@jeffkenyon7084, at worst it will be the same as the 562xp.
@@thefirewooddoctor I have a Echo 620PW and a Husqvarna 562XP and a 572XP among other saws. The 590 after mods will hopefully be like my 620 which is like my 562XP but they are not a 572XP nor should they be at 10cc’s less.
That was cool loved it
Thanks Glen!
Watched this in parts ! Thank your friends for me .
Thank you too for watching!
Does the thin air make the chainsaws sound weird? Sounds like the Stihl needs the carb adjusted imo
Maybe so, it makes me sound weird, it is hard to breath!!!
@@InTheWoodyard atleast you will build up your cardio😂
Here I sit ready to be happy with 10 acres again in Wisconsin. Time for a real saw, a Farmertec-Holzfforma clone saw! Those saws put Stihl and Husqvarna to shame for the money spent. (If you get a good one, then they last. Also helps to go through those saws or use key OEM parts in a kit saw build to make them last.)
I will not buy one, stolen design and technology developed from the other companies.
@@InTheWoodyard, they seem to copy only the older designs when the patents expire. Otherwise they would be in a load of trouble. As lomg as I can afford the OEM brands, I'll stick with them.
Hopefully people see the Farmertec-Holzfforma chainsaw as being a real saw was meant in jest.
Jeremy need to update to a ms261c. They would love it for the size trees they have.
He did and bought a 572!!!
that wood reminds me of the tucamore back in newfoundland lol
What is a tucamore, is it a kind of tamarack?
@@InTheWoodyard wind blown spruce fir, if you get a 8’ stick off it your lucky , lots of limbs and hard to walk through some real short and thick
Did you tell those guys about your zip-tie measuring device? Seems like it would make things much more efficient for them.
He knows.
Two questions. Do those pinion pine die of old age or some sort of disease? Do you have any idea how old they are? Those trees out there are extreme. One fills up the trailer three times and it takes about 3 dozen of the others to fill up a trailer. Nice video.
If I was to guess, old age or drought. And yes they are very old!
A few years ago New Mexico had a plague of Bark Beetles. Killed millions of pinon trees.
We are Not allowed in cut pine here in Newfoundland! Great video my friend!
Why not?
Why do you remove the bark when it burns just fine and provides heat? Everything on tree will burn. Why waste it? When I used to harvest wood I took it all even branches less than 2 inches in diameter, they still burned and provided heat. Some friends thought I was nuts until they saw how much heat came from an armload of small pieces of wood. When harvested I liked to leave the cutting area cleaner than I started with. Made it a lot easier to travel through.
Food for thought
Thanks James!
Hey Chris I have not a video in about 2 months and watching this I am waiting for arthur morgan to show up from red dead lol. Hope all is well and a happy new year to ya.
Thanks for watching Frank!
I think Kenny got them boys all tired out
Yes he can do that!
@@InTheWoodyard
Looks that way
I would have used my echo 7310 28-in bar! For all those trees. I would have gave my 590 timberwolf echo. For lemming.
A small saw for limbs is nice!
I think I'm going to move back up to Sheboygan. I'm retired.
spirit friends always listen
okay!
With all those branches good thing you have some help
Small tree like that I use my echo 590 timberwolf 20 inch bar
Everybody up north in Michigan calls me Stanley Jack
1970 we got lever action model 94 BB guns Winchester's. A pack of babies cost $0.10. you could get five 10 $0.25 packs. It seems like we would work all day long for a pack of babies
We lived right in front of a greenhouse. My brothers and I never shot or broke a window out of that greenhouse.
I usually have to do all this work myself
Get some help, it is nice to work together.
Nice load of wood. Takes a lot tree to make a load.
You got that right!
I never get trees like that. Branch is right off the ground. What kind of tree is that
pinyon
Sounds like that Stihl chain maybe a bit tight...
May be, but it cut good.
ya mean piñon
your in my neck of the woods :)
I looked it up, and apparently you can spell it either way????
@@InTheWoodyard well i learned something new enjoy nm while you’re here
We also grew other crops besides corn for the elk
Nice!
We don't have any snow here yet! That's a good thing. Every time I get my snow blower out do everybody's driveway! Frosty the snowman gets arrested for indecent exposure.
HA!
Oh my goodness it looks like a buckeye tree.
Yup, they are branchy!
Wow, lots of sawing and filming for that little trailer load. Ask any major league baseball player how sticky pine tar really is. I'm guessing the bar and chains are feeling it too. GNI
Yup, it is a lot of work for the amount of wood you get!
I have one brother Robert. his nickname! He has one buck tooth! Climbs a tree like a squirrel! His nickname is squirrel! Everyone has a nickname in our family
Okay!
I think sooner or later Kenny will make his own YT channel. 😂
Probably not, he is not a techy guy.
@@InTheWoodyard Then he need production team!
Hey, Kenny doesn't hang around does he Chris! Time is money$$$. No snakes seen?
Nope, he is a worker. No snakes, it was below freezing every night.
Be a lot of those to the cord. What killed them ?
From what I remember, drought.
What's the price of firewood in New Mexico?
About the same as here, $100 a face cord or so.
Jeez laweeze and I thought lodgepole was limby!
Yes! it is some nasty stuff!
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Thanks!
My younger brother had to wear hand me downs.
Probably every piece of that tree is firewood! Oh my goodness.
It sure burns good!
My sister's dressed him up really pretty
What do you like better ponderosa or pinyon?
Pondo for cutting and volume and pinyon for the quality and BTUs.
How many times did the saw have to be sharpened on the ponderosa vs pinyon
I'm still waiting for the 592 chainsaw oh my goodness
Me too!
Chris was this tree on your new best friends land?
Yes, the ranch he manages.
Those New Mexicans are some tough, courageous guys!! I mean, would you let Kenny use your saw for an extended time??!! He's a good guy and all, but, come on, saws and bars and chains are expensive! And the chainsaw shop in NM is probably 115 miles one way. Drop off(230), go pick up (230), Geez Kenny! Take it easy!! - While they're playing pitch 'n' catch, Kenny piled on more wood than they did. Again, take it easy!! You're makin' the Union boys look bad!! - I see cacti-uses, is there lot of rattlesnakes around? - I've heard that some of those western types don't smile 'til after sundown. Worried about gettin' sunburned teeth. Takes John Wayne to make 'em smile, "Smile when you say that, mister!" - Just messin' with you guys.
Ha! we went to get stuff done!
Did anybody take down those little booby trap stumps? Lot of heat in those low down pieces. - Looks like Chris got the saw after it wasn''t real sharp. Ah! Kenny must've sharpened the other saw, that rascal!
@@heymakerphd1982 Yup!
What a great elk hunt!
Yup, we had fun!
Oh my goodness what a tangled mess those trees make. You almost have to have somebody pulling limbs out from underneath you.
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Yes, you do!
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Thanks again Dan!
The pinyon looks like a lot of work!! GNI
Mike, according to the time I see, you are at "work" watching this!
@@InTheWoodyard I cannot confirm or deny that statement 🤣
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Thanks!
Do you guys take chainsaws with you everywhere you go on trips?
No, those where Jeremys saws, he is the ranch manager.