We scored big. I spoke with a tree-cutting service, and we will now be a dumping location for woodchips whenever they are in the area. Woodchips was the real goal but we scored a huge cypress on day one as well.

A day after the cypress was cut, we started milling one of the logs into lumber. It was a pretty crazy log with limbs everywhere and a large trunk size change from end to end. It produced some interesting lumber. The cypress lumber was for an order for Mr. Tony. He is wanting 50 board feet each of cypress, pine, and red oak.

In real time we completed Mr. Tony's order and are halfway through Mr. Paul's 1,000 board feet order. Today I'm headed to Tupelo to sell some logs and pick up a load of equipment attachments.

JK Boots:

Hands down, without question, the best outdoor working boot that I have ever tried. They aren't cheap and they aren't inexpensive. The break-in period was brutal for me. But after some boot oil and a few working days for them to conform to my feet, I've never worked in anything as form fitting and comfortable.

My Lineup:

• O.T. Bison Canyon for everyday work (almost 2 years old now. My preferred daily drivers)
• Superduty Bison Shadow Roughout Smooth for earth work days
• The Buck Indigo Chocolate square toe western for days where quick on and off are valued

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P.S. 
I saw an ad that said "radio for sale $2, volume stuck on full"

I thought to myself "I can't turn that down".

Last riddle:
What has three feet but can't walk?

Answer: a yardstick