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The author selects a dangerously compromised “widowmaker” tree—with snapped, dangling limbs and a wrecked canopy—as a prime candidate for removal to harvest clean lumber.
What precautions and techniques do you consider essential when taking down and milling a storm-damaged tree like this?
Day 672 – The Widowmaker Tree
I needed this tree for a clean lumber job. It had a few snapped and dangling limbs, and its canopy was in shambles. Sounds like a good candidate to remove.
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