However, their open, visible and notorious possession was limited to the cutting of trees from time to time over a period of some 40 years. This was not such adverse possession as to invest title in the appellants, or to make the appellees' deeds void under the champerty statute, KRS 372.060. Swift Coal and Timber Co. v. Cornett, 249 Ky. 760, 61 S.W.2d 625; Bolin v. Buckhorn Coal Lumber Co., 211 Ky. 847, 278 S.W. 154, 156. The judgment is affirmed.