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Both Huskys and Stihls are professional grade chainsaws and you can’t really go wrong with either. I’ve owned and operated Stihl saws for years. When purchasing a Stihl be sure to get a professional saw and not a homeowner saw. They are built to last.
Hi- anyone familiar with this guy? I was at our place on Iroquois last week and he stopped by. He had his truck and rig and said he was working in the area. I have some trees to be removed and he gave me a great price. Anyone have any experience working with him? His name is Arnold Bonilla.
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I met a guy last week at Sourgrass who had caught about a half dozen good size trout in the flat spots below the bridge. He’d tried everything- salmon eggs, Powerbait, lures, and nothing. Then he used worms, weighted to drift low close to the bottom, and said he caught his limit in about a half hour.
You can never go wrong with a Stihl. I’m no pro, but if you watch the pros carefully they all use this brand. I have owned one for 18+ years and have never been disappointed.
I am in need of a ne chainsaw and would like some recommations. Haveseen some Husqvanrana’ and some Stihl’s more often then not. I am looking for at least a 28 inch bar.
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SteveSorry a bit delayed here. We spent most of our time on Beaver Creek. The levels were great, but fish were nowhere to be found. We worked about as much of it as we could in two days, allowing a few hours to fish the Stanislaus. Not a single bite.
I’m sure there are fish in the Stan, and you can fish parts of it, but conditions are far from prime.
No camping at Lake Alpine anytime soon…
Humane society thrift shop next to Big Trees Market takes donations and has other great stuff for sale
(May 19 -1pm – From CalTrans District 10):
CALTRANS OPENS EBBETTS PASS/SR-4 GATE TO EAST END OF LAKE ALPINE
Ebbetts Pass/State Route 4: Caltrans maintenance has opened the highway to the 2nd snow gate, which is east of Lake Alpine.one more
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