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Slowdrawl

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Man they look healthy, and also looks to have a beautiful spot in country surrounded by sum kind of pine or cedar trees..
Don't have alot of those trees that big around here..
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They have 6 acres in NW Oregon, 5 of which are 30 yr Doug firs.
They have built quite a little homestead, so proud of them!
Another 30 years and they will have some extra retirement money.

looks like a corperation grow for paper pulp!
The large timber was cut 30yrs ago.
If you replant the state gives you a huge tax break, they supply the trees.
So they pop a 3 to 4 yr young Douglas fir in the ground every 10 ft.

They are in the process of thinning for future growth.

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Son in law bought a decent sawmill and has turned out a lot of timbers and lumber.

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1oldfart

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Man they look healthy, and also looks to have a beautiful spot in country surrounded by sum kind of pine or cedar trees..
Don't have alot of those trees that big around here..
Thx
i will try to get you a pic of the oldest persimmon tree, i know of in this end of my world it stands on my great,great granddads old farm, ive ate em for 50 odd years!this year i will harvest a bunch for seed ,as i need at least 1 on my place! have two pear trees and pecan tree from the old home place !
 
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1oldfart

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They have 6 acres in NW Oregon, 5 of which are 30 yr Doug firs.
They have built quite a little homestead, so proud of them!
Another 30 years and they will have some extra retirement money.
that is what i hope for with the pecan trees and kiwi vines and the mushies .

The large timber was cut 30yrs ago.
If you replant the state gives you a huge tax break, they supply the trees.
So they pop a 3 to 4 yr young Douglas fir in the ground every 10 ft.

They are in the process of thinning for future growth.

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Son in law bought a decent sawmill and has turned out a lot of timbers and lumber.

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looks like they have future plans ,building materal and all someone, seems to be right handy with rough cut lumber cool work!
 
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Slowdrawl

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i will try to get you a pic of the oldest persimmon tree, i know of in this end of my world it stands on my great,great granddads old farm, ive ate em for 50 odd years!this year i will harvest a bunch for seed ,as i need at least 1 on my place! have two pear trees and pecan tree from the old home place !
That's really cool!
Haven't picked a wild persimmon in over 50 yrs, not since living in Ok.
 

Slowdrawl

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Thought I'd keep this thread going...
A couple more HB pics from a few years back.
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While going through my photos found some salmon pics from a few years back.

A 20lb spring salmon caught plunking Spin & Glos at Sauvies Island on the Columbia river.
Truly one of the best tasting salmon in the world!
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Next are Silver salmon caught on the lower Columbia a couple miles from the mouth.
Tossing spinners off of Clatsop beach.
A nice 14 lber!
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A 2 day limit of coho!
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Tvanmunhen

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Thought I'd keep this thread going...
A couple more HB pics from a few years back.
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While going through my photos found some salmon pics from a few years back.

A 20lb spring salmon caught plunking Spin & Glos at Sauvies Island on the Columbia river.
Truly one of the best tasting salmon in the world!
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Next are Silver salmon caught on the lower Columbia a couple miles from the mouth.
Tossing spinners off of Clatsop beach.
A nice 14 lber!
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A 2 day limit of coho!
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Those fish are making me hungry! Beautiful pics on those birds too. I think I would like to drive up north just to raide your pantry. I envision fried clams smoked salmon, some backstrap Elk and venison steaks. 🤤
 

1oldfart

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@TreeFarmerCharlie I quit putting out the feeders because I always forgot to change it and they would start getting nasty - didn't want to do more harm than good. I have hummingbirds still, but they visit the flowers on my peas and such. I planted a lot more suitable flowers this year.
i know the feeling , we now have flowers at the ends of every row, just for whatever wants, to collect sweet juice, from the flowers!
 
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