David oakman
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Now that is nice and a lot better looking than coffins
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Felling compilation video- Daniel Murphy
David oakman replied to Steve Bullman's topic in Video forum
Brill video Steve i think i am going to move to America they have a lot of trees there by the looks of it:001_smile: -
An all round good job for you josh as said i would hang it out and get another meal:thumbup: Nice place
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Wow some good photos coming in amazing what grows up trees:001_smile: Hama you sound a bit like me my wife marches me past all book shops now:lol:
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I love the last picture David i think i may steel it for my Avatar:lol:
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You boys with your big toys:lol:
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Such a nice tree the silver birch i wish it could live as long as oak:001_smile:
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Ok lads we have had the fungi threads letshave an epiphyte thread it can be anything from mosses to lichen to trees growing on trees ect:001_smile:
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Yes you use a wooden tap or a hollow piece of wood and drain into a bucket or bottle then whittle a plug out of wood and bang in firmly if a pine is near smear some resin around it first natures savalon:thumbup:
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When you have tapped off your sap you need to make sure you fill the hole with a good tight plug or the tree will bleed to death:cry:
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I have just cleared around 3 over grown ponds all blackthorn it is all stacked for next year:thumbup:
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Nice pictures. I have an old forestry book and in it is a story about a hen pheasant sitting on eggs in an old pigeons nest 50 feet high:001_smile:
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Looks good. I was looking at a video of a man who felled a curved oak tree winched it across the river and put up hand rails brill we need to make more with our timber
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Blackthorn and white thorn are class 1 firewood in my old forestry books:001_smile: I find white thorn needs longer to season.
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Sean i can't work the chat room so how would i know what cut and paste is:lol: If you go to Staverton there are silver birch growing in Oak pollards and also some nice walking birch:thumbup1:
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Nice. They are good for rainy days collect all your chains and do on a wet day:thumbup1:
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Belongs to the same family as Hornbeam and Hazel Betulaceae. does not live much past 80-100 years old. In Scotland it is sometimes called Birk which is the commonest place-name prefix in Scotland. I can not believe you typed all that poem out David you must be bored at work:lol:
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Has anyone got in there photo library any pictures of felled trees with Inonotus Dryadeus any cross section pics. Has anyone got a picus picture or any good info on the type of decay with this fungus. I have all the usual books but i wanted some more updated info you guys might be able to provide:001_smile:
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I like that how much do you think it cost him to make?
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Steve who:confused1::lol: Yes well done Andy i agree happy new year all
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I was looking on the net at forestry stuff and found this book for sale it also has a website take a look woodmen at awoodmanstale.yolasite.com:thumbup1:
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nice one Nick:001_smile:
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Working here steve i had a little chat with the room:lol:
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Is that right chris it is a good job i was joking:001_smile:
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Very very nice Bart. I like the Lime walk i do like my limes i have a few nice ones here:001_smile:
