Darin
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Who is the best all around competitor at these events in your opinion?
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STIHL Timbersports® Champion:
1997, 1998, 1999, 2000, 2002, 2005 & 2006
Lumber Jack World Championships:
1999, 2000, 2001, 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005, 2006
Great Outdoor Games
(Men’s Endurance Champion):
2000, 2001, 2002, 2004
STIHL Timbedrsports® World Championships: 2006
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Darin, you ask who is the best. Not trying to start nothing just trying to help out.
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Darin
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That is stupid in my opinion. That is like having the Oakland Raiders VS The Tampa Bay Bucs in the Super bowl. It doesn't make sence for the shows to try and get the best. It is lobbying by the other competitors?
Dennis Cahoon
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Not sure what your saying here......??????
The crowd always is thrilled to see the best, and I know as a competitor I want to compete againist the best. So it makes perfect sense to me for the shows to invite the best......not turn them away. Especially World class competitors. IMO....There must be some hidden agenda if this is the case!
romeo
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Harry Burnsworth when your talking cold start contests.
romeo
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Or Rick Halvarson
big cook
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it depends
um it all depends on haw there cuting i am a axeman from australia not up to stihl series yet but ya well it could be winyard i hered he was cuting prity good in sydnie this year but ya i wouldent coung out bolstared ryan
aparently daney stibes is going over this year he will be hard but probly dosent have the experence in the us events and timber but still he would have to be the top standing block cuter in aus dam good at the others to lorence otool will get harder and harder to beat he is probly one of the smartest when it comes to cuting i dont know mouch about the usa boys but i know there hard
i would say probly winyard but i will put my money on lorence otool
um it all depends on haw there cuting i am a axeman from australia not up to stihl series yet but ya well it could be winyard i hered he was cuting prity good in sydnie this year but ya i wouldent coung out bolstared ryan
aparently daney stibes is going over this year he will be hard but probly dosent have the experence in the us events and timber but still he would have to be the top standing block cuter in aus dam good at the others to lorence otool will get harder and harder to beat he is probly one of the smartest when it comes to cuting i dont know mouch about the usa boys but i know there hard
i would say probly winyard but i will put my money on lorence otool
BC_Logger
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I thought this thread was going to be about Ultra
for timbersports I would go with Jason Wynyard
for timbersports I would go with Jason Wynyard
redprospector
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I always try to beat the person who beats me most often, that would be me.
I have beaten myself more than anyone else has beaten me.
I guess that makes me the man to beat.
Andy
I have beaten myself more than anyone else has beaten me.
I guess that makes me the man to beat.
Andy
big cook
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probly
the thing is ya carnt tell who will win till its over layn could do it to
the thing is ya carnt tell who will win till its over layn could do it to
Tzed250
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No Jason Winyard at Webster Springs this year...
Engineeringnerd
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I've never been to one of these championships, but I've seen snippets of the Stihl championship on ESPN.
What competition would be the most fun for a family, exhibiting manual sawing, climbing poles...., not just race saws. I think the family would really enjoy seeing true athletic events (and I'd like to see some chainsaws too). I live in Georgia, but anywhere in the U.S. would be o.k.
What competition would be the most fun for a family, exhibiting manual sawing, climbing poles...., not just race saws. I think the family would really enjoy seeing true athletic events (and I'd like to see some chainsaws too). I live in Georgia, but anywhere in the U.S. would be o.k.
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