Oak that pood itself

[mistahbenn]

So I felled this oak stick, and this was the result. I can say it looked good! But it didn't smell of anything. Ever had this happen to you?

Edited November 26, 2012 by mistahbenn

[bobh]

I reckon it just got scarred by that storm you had recently.

 

 

BTW How's the clear up going?

[Stephen Blair]

Yes, usually chestnut though or sweet chestnut.

It's not proper tree sludge, all look and no real gagging action. :sneaky2:There's never water in it, not like true tree vomit, that type that flows down your ballistics after you punch into a big rotten limb, and you don't realise until it gets to your ankle, and your usually tied in so badly around a huge old pollard and using a 46 when you should have an 88!

 

Yours is certainly very pooy:biggrin:

[mistahbenn]

Bob, still a load of cleanup! We were toying with the idea of posting a thread here for someone to come over to play with us. You gotta have big cuevos though.. BIG

[Pete Mctree]

I hate tree poo. It's more usual to cut into a pocket of it whilst climbing, covering yourself in it

[MattyF]

I hate tree poo. It's more usual to cut into a pocket of it whilst climbing, covering yourself in it

 

Yep that seems to be the way I find it as well... It usually stinks as well!

[penfold]

had this happen on my first tree job for myself. Big white poplar no sign whatsoever of a cavity, put saw straight through it covered in black sludge which could be smelt thirty feet away:sneaky2:

[Rupe]

Bob, still a load of cleanup! We were toying with the idea of posting a thread here for someone to come over to play with us. You gotta have big cuevos though.. BIG

 

Id be up for that! My cuevos are as big as anybodies!

 

(what are cuevos?)

[mistahbenn]

Rupe I just saw this. Huevos are eggs. You still wanna come over?

[Rupe]

I like the idea of it, not sure I could actually afford to be away from my own work for too long though.