Bushcraft trip and hike for 3 days. First campsite may seem odd at the exposed lake in the high wind. But in a storm like that, with the wind coming in it was the only place that was safe from falling trees. The sawhorse is somewhat more stable with the legs angled forward, but I usually go the other way around as long as I feel its stable sawing. Benefit is free space under the saw spot and not having the saw horse legs in the way.When the log/tree you are sawing gets smaller flip the legs forward and get the last couple of pieces off with stable sawing. Turning and dragging a fresh spruce off the road with the bows etc still attached to the trunk is very heavy. If you can, drag it from the base like I did because you have big solid branches to hold. Turning it from the top is awkward but not as heavy.. you risk getting spruce sap on you your clothes though up at the flexible top of the tree with the cones etc. A rope helps or sawing it one more time.
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