The forestry and logging pictures thread

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[Stihl working Hard]

 

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[RandyMac]

 

[hoskvarna]

This what I’m doin today

Boss is running the harvester
I didn’t get pic of it


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[Skeans1]

This is from yesterday

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[hoskvarna]

This is from yesterday

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That kinda steep [emoji15]

All we’re working on is flat river bottom


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[Skeans1]

That kinda steep [emoji15]

All we’re working on is flat river bottom


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That’s not too bad about 50% or so last week I was on 70%, the bad part is we don’t cut as steep as we use to now that we have a leveling machine.


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[Ryan Browne]

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I was a lineman for the County and those trees look dead. You couldn't make gaffs long enough me. Wow!

The guy on the left is Jerry Beranek. He did a great interview with August Hunickie that can be found on YouTube. Definitely worth a watch. If you look closely you can see that he has a cast on one of his legs. Not only is the dude topping an enormous redwood at something like 180' with an 090, he's doing it with a broken ankle!!

 

[RI Chevy]

Holy Sheite.

 

[T.Roller]

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Please tell me more about the lady

 

[Skeans1]

This what I’m doin today

Boss is running the harvester
I didn’t get pic of it


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What kind of harvester are you guys running?


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[hoskvarna]

What kind of harvester are you guys running?


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JD
The number is not there anymore.
Single axle in back, tandem up front, 24” cap.

Its raining today but next time I’ll take a pic.


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[Junior Samples]

The guy on the left is Jerry Beranek. He did a great interview with August Hunickie that can be found on YouTube. Definitely worth a watch. If you look closely you can see that he has a cast on one of his legs. Not only is the dude topping an enormous redwood at something like 180' with an 090, he's doing it with a broken ankle!!

Wow so true. Those are some must see videos. And I was so guilty of being to complacent and not walking around a tree enough or at all. And thinking I have done enough. I dont cut trees anymore but after watching those I am thankful Im above ground. Good leed.