These have help me/us out a few times,,

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Pouch
Knife
Machete

 

looks like your going on sarfi in the amazon. lol. you can never have too much tools.[img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-wink.gif[/img]

 

venin stendori,
In this part of Kentucky we got lot's of woods and creeks, Once we get a trail cut through em we got to keep em open, And after every rain we get to move trees from the creeks and trails and the creek crossings always change, We also keep the bridges clear, There's only 9 of us round here that ride together, (from time to time) and believe it or not, I enjoy workin on the trails, We only have a few hundred acres round here to ride on, and as you know, that don't take much time to cover, We only make one trail through em and it ain't straight, We don't need the chain saw's to often, Our closest forest is bout 3 1/2 to 4 hours away, It's nice when we need a break from workin round the habitat to grab a few beer's and go for a ride,
These are our trails,,
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Where do you live hobbles? In the jungle? Really though. The machete is not a bad idea for those branches that droop over the trail in between now and the last time you go on a trail. Would have come in handy, but I did have my Stihl chainsaw with me to get rid of a couple trees that fell across the trails.

 

Evenin MooseHenden
Them darn tree's do find the trails, don't they,,,,
Scottsville Kentucky

 

thats some good looking land and sceeney you got there. nothing like the great outdoors.

 

Nice place you got there. Where is Scottsville from Winchester? I have some family up there.

 

Mornin Legendary
I'm down by the Tennessee line, south of Bowling Green