When mine was cut in Jan of this year they brought in a processor that had 4 foot wide tracks over the rear tandum axles. It had a boom with a head on it and he could reach 27 foot each side and in the front. He would cut and pull the tree to him lay it down and cut it into 8 foot lengths in about a min. The tops were all layed in front of the machine so when he moved forward the tracks chewed them up. He said his best day of cutting he cut 150 cords of wood. The machine had a computer that told how many trees per day he cut how many cords per day and per job. He run this machine using his thumbs on a key board with joy sticks on it. Then when they finished this was compared to the haul slips from the trucks which is where I got payed from the haul slips. When they finished the land was flat you could not see any tops sticking up and you could walk in there but was hard to do because of the ground up tops. The new growth is up in some areas to over 5 foot tall. I never thought it would come back this fast
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