Ask a woodland landscaper anything

[ThatRandomGuy]

Another AMA except who else has to deal with insects/snakes that can kill you?

Yeah, Me and my father landscape our property by cleaning fallen trees ( which 58% of our forest is ), clearing rocks placed by construction crews that have no purpose after construction is finished, mowing dense vegetation ( resorting to machetes and axes sometimes ), and cleaning gravel driveways. We often replant the fallen trees and etc. We often deal with Cotton mouth and Copperheads, stinging insects, brown recluses, Black widows, wolf spiders, and mosquitoes.

Ask me anything

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[SquartleTurtle]

are you still in a dream

[plad101]

are you still in a dream

not for honor but for you.

[Legoboss]

where do you work

[ThatRandomGuy]

are you still in a dream

Last time I checked I've been awake since 3:54pm yesterday

where do you work

In the forest

[Maxwell.]

have you ever actually met an insect or snake that can kill you in your forest

[The Murderous Cop]

Do you get paid at all?

[HypnoT]

What do you do for a living

[SquartleTurtle]

Last time I checked I've been awake since 3:54pm yesterday

snake eater

[ThatRandomGuy]

have you ever actually met an insect or snake that can kill you in your forest

Here is the full list of what I've seen:
Black widows
Wolf spiders
Cottonmouth snakes
Copperheads
Brown recluses

What do you do for a living

Do you get paid at all?

it is more like a chore for me but yeah. $15 every 2 weeks, can't get hired because of age but I still earn money

[SgtDaemon]

do you enjoy it

[ThatRandomGuy]

do you enjoy it

Yeah but when your being chased by 15 horseflies your mind sort of goes into the negative. Once you've done all your work the place looks totally different and a lot cleaner than it was and I like that.

[Ipquarx]

Last time I checked I've been awake since 3:54pm yesterday

you wake up at 4 PM???

[fireking]

how much wood could a woodchuck chuck

[Otis Da HousKat]

It's been awhile since I was out wood cutting. Those pics are from early February. Once spring hit we were able to get up on the giant hill behind the house and start cutting more trees down.