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Originally Posted by Stinky Buffalo
I have memories of working a small field, with an older friend who cut it with a scythe. We then made haystacks... I think I'm dating myself a bit here...
Never used a crosscut saw, but used a buck saw lots with my dad.
Ain't that the truth!
When I'm doing trail maintenance, I will most often reach for a hand saw before I fire up the chainsaw - and that is one of the reasons. The other reason is that I like to let the saw cool down for a bit before continuing down the trail, and that takes time...
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I have a couple of old scythes one is aluminum and the other is wooden i sharpen them and use them cutting weeds lol,using them is definetly an art form that takes practice. 
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