posted 13 years ago
Ianto has nightmare stories to tell about heavy equipment, so he's aware of how much damage they can do. But the place he lives had backhoes come in to do a lot of the work (ask Chip). The key is to wait until the soil is dry--midsummer in Oregon, if that's where you are. Horse logging can actually do far more damage than rubber-tired vehicles, because the PSI of hooves is much more. But whatever work you do, Wwoofers, horses, or tractors, do it when the soil is good and dry.