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  1. 13-04-2024, 09:26 PM #34
    kukuwai
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    Once upon a time the forest service decided (in the interest of safety) to put two cullers into a block instead of one....accident rate went up!!

    So back to one man per block they went....

    Seems we are more cautious when on our own



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