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Scott S 01-20-2009 08:09 PM

I just got a call from my contract supervisor, he tells me I need to cut back on my WOOD by 25%.

Good thing I got more WOOD than average.

Too bad for the 3 guys I got to layoff..:CRY:

You all need to step up your WOODY matter requests, jobs depend on it.

A new day is coming(BO 2008), that new day will require us all to sacrifice(HRC 2008).

Trees must die in order to maintain the common good.(Scott S 2009)

What will you do to place yourself in this historic moment?

I urge you you all young and old, rich and poor, tear down those walls, put away those silly things, better the common good and become a WOOD consumer!

Scott S

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392cobra 01-20-2009 08:20 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Scott S (Post 914685)
better the common good and become a WOOD consumer!

Scott S

I used to tell my ex-wife the same exact thing.%/

Buzz 01-21-2009 08:05 AM

Wood we be correct in arse-uming that she decided to take your advice?:D

trularin 01-21-2009 08:10 AM

Scott, those things happen when you have too much wood. It may be necessary to bury the wood deep in some box and wait for a while...until the need for the extra wood is felt.

:D :D

Jamo 01-21-2009 11:49 AM

Note to Fred...guess you're wrong, bucko. Fishin's not so good when the wrong bait is used.

392cobra 01-21-2009 03:58 PM

Here a great song from 1931 that kind of fits the theme here....

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WIfcKy-VcXo

Sharroll Celby 01-21-2009 04:53 PM

Scott, How long does it take a new tree seedling to become large enough to harvest? Is ther a good supply of tree seedlings available for planting? Is the quality of the new trees as good as the older trees?

Scott S 01-21-2009 05:24 PM

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Originally Posted by Sharroll Celby (Post 914881)
Scott, How long does it take a new tree seedling to become large enough to harvest? Is ther a good supply of tree seedlings available for planting? Is the quality of the new trees as good as the older trees?

Our typical harvest rotation is 40-60 years with sometimes a thinning at 35-40.

The seedling supply is excellent, both Oregon and Washington require replanting within two years(right now is planting time) and for the most part trees are planted at twice the mature stocking of about 300 to the acre.

As for quality the seed stock has been taken from the area the trees were cut in and side by side you can't tell much difference at all.

I planted 20 acres of trees on our own property 35 years ago, they will more than pay for my grandchildren's college.

Need some WOOD?

Scott S


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