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When the loggers are there…. When they leave?
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<blockquote data-quote="Huntaholic" data-source="post: 5133347" data-attributes="member: 605"><p>A road on, or up and down a hillside is EASY to fix and keep it from washing, most of the time my roads don't need waterbars in fact. All you've got to do is slope them gently so the water feathers off the side. A road across perfectly flat ground poses much more of a challenge to be honest. It can be done but it takes staying on top of things and NOT letting those ruts get started. You've got to have some turnouts in it too. If they don't naturally occur, then you've got to make them yourself. Some folks tell me I take too much time on things like that but 30 years from now when the next crew comes in to cut, they will appreciate being able to use the same roads I made.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Huntaholic, post: 5133347, member: 605"] A road on, or up and down a hillside is EASY to fix and keep it from washing, most of the time my roads don't need waterbars in fact. All you've got to do is slope them gently so the water feathers off the side. A road across perfectly flat ground poses much more of a challenge to be honest. It can be done but it takes staying on top of things and NOT letting those ruts get started. You've got to have some turnouts in it too. If they don't naturally occur, then you've got to make them yourself. Some folks tell me I take too much time on things like that but 30 years from now when the next crew comes in to cut, they will appreciate being able to use the same roads I made. [/QUOTE]
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