I worked for the US Forest Service back in the 70's as a faller. We had two old bunk houses, built it the 20's with wood burning furnaces. Every fall I would take a crew into the woods and fall some snags. I would buck while they split and stacked. While they loaded the truck, I would buck enough wood to keep the guys busy while I was gone. I'd take a couple of guys to help me offload and we'd drive the truck back to the compound. We'd offload, head back to the woods and do it all over. We would lay in 15 cords a day, easy. I did almost cut my head off one time with a chain saw when I had a kick-back. Another time I almost drove myself into the ground like a railroad spike with a snag. Both times I was doing something that I shouldn't have been doing. Running saw is risky business and shouldn't be taken lightly.
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