One of the skills I feel I am very much lacking in. What are your routines/practices? Strategies/materials you swear by? In my case I’m referring to machetes, hand saws, battery powered chain saws of varying sizes, pruners, loppers, etc.

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Besides frozen lizards, there can be frozen plants Early Tues it be cold...

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