Molewacker
Bronze Member
Well, the time has come to remove our trees near the cabin - I'm going to miss them.
Windstorms this winter sent down some major widow maker branches, and 20' of a top just grazed the gutter.
With the neighbor being a retired forester agreeing they are getting dangerous, we have his logger friend coming next week to take them down and to a mill. 50/50 split.
But they want me to scan the trees to check for nails and such - the ones at the rear were part of a fence line that might have wire grown in.
Armed with a Garrett carrot, spray can to mark targets and a at pro, ready to beep these.
Anyone do tree scans in the past? How deep in wood will equipment search?
Windstorms this winter sent down some major widow maker branches, and 20' of a top just grazed the gutter.
With the neighbor being a retired forester agreeing they are getting dangerous, we have his logger friend coming next week to take them down and to a mill. 50/50 split.
But they want me to scan the trees to check for nails and such - the ones at the rear were part of a fence line that might have wire grown in.
Armed with a Garrett carrot, spray can to mark targets and a at pro, ready to beep these.
Anyone do tree scans in the past? How deep in wood will equipment search?
