Saps Rising in Georgia Pines: Easy Skinnin @SurvivalSherpa
Saps Rising in Georgia Pines: Easy Skinnin  @SurvivalSherpa
Uploaded March 2018 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Added a few more logs to the pile. Debarking is a whole lot easier when the sap is rising and get them skinned right after felling.

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