Recent content by Skeans1

It’s amazing how fast a guy can run through stuff like this laying wood out. Nothing like pushing right through the road with a lift cylinder to make your morning get a little sketchy.

When’s break up starting? I’ve been seeing a few ID plates over here again.

A block will do the same thing.

Aluminum or as sometimes called tin hats/lids take a good hit vs a plastic one and they don't degrade from sun light especially when falling timber daily. To give you an idea most guys on the west coast never replace one through their whole career in the woods, I'll be dead honest other then...

4ft inside the bark on the narrow end, saved out over 200' of usable wood and broke out at 3" not too bad for something like that. Set another one up out of a nasty little hole this afternoon that involved setting up an old growth stump to slip off when the tree was falling to save out some more...

As said previously is a drill core and historical harvest data.

Doing some of the work I've been doing the last few years the foresters have said certain ground that has stuff at 99 is the max age they cut anymore if it's hit that on their supposed clock they are not allowed to touch it anymore. Seen a few patches tucked away in far corners that are at least...

Sure makes life good when you get one down less chances of the cat or shovel hounding you for a bit.

@Loggernate You guys can keep it on that side of the cascades.

According to the state it’s a Large type F but doesn’t mean there’s something big enough in there to catch.

Some nicer smaller export wood on our forwarder, a few shots one of the places I've been working at in the summer, and a few nicer pumpkins from an alder patch. @jacob j. do you guys still see many three log loads going down the road down there anymore?

Thank you sir life’s been busy and work haven’t had a whole lot of time to snap pictures like I use to or video.

We get pretty low most of the time and some days it’s just nice having the big yellow power wedge to help with all the pounding duties.

When we’ve been back there it’s been lots of clear cuts with pine thins.

@Looney661 I’ve been back to the Great Lakes in the logging a few times yes it’s a little different.