It seems as if every time the wind blows with any sort of a gust, I get called in to work to remove an ash tree from the road. If it gets real windy like in a storm, we were having to remove sometimes a hundred each time. So if we get a real good storm, we just put a front plow on a tandem and push them off the road. We have been working at cutting all of the dead ones out of our road right of way, but usually the problem ones are the ones that are out of our right of ways but tall enough to get on or across the road. Then we have to cut them up and throw them or push them off the road. Have not seen any land owners trying to get them away from the road, they wait for us to do it. I went and cut all of the ash on mine along the road to try to prevent that. Our local sawmill is still buying ash if it is dead, as long as it is fairly solid. They are using it for crane matting, pallet material and other stuff where looks aren't important. You can't find a big enough live one around here anymore to have it sawn
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