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Isn't it great living on the left coast where you can be a beer snob? Deschutes, Rogue, Ninkasi among others. I know there is a few up your way in WaRshington as well. Not to mention all the home-brewers...

Just thumbed through the OSU BUCK booklet today. They're readily available at the University. My personal opinion is that there is far too much to gain when bucking for grade that often times you would be wasting time punching data into a handheld. [This is coming from a math/engineering nerd...

Those are always entertaining. Thanks for sharing! The crew I am working with right now actually competes in relays sometimes. Paccity might remember them; they won the relay at Camp 18 about a month or so ago (so I here).

Need to get my hands on a Mac T. Not a fan of "Made in China" products; PPE or otherwise.

Really tempting! I might pull the trigger one of these days... Seems like it would really be great for a landing saw.

Ha! How'd I know that was coming...

Well Wednesday is going to be my debut working in the brush (aside from marking leave trees and various recreational activities). Everybody I talk to within the industry says "Your first time settin chokers is going to be out there?" The general consensus seems to be that it is steep. My...

Got into a batch today. Old state ground. Not sure how well these will turn out - I'm on my phone. And the view

Definitely better than Ax Men. I would watch that show weekly. Unfortunately the "logging" [I use quotes because what very little shown is hardly logging] isn't the part of the show that History Channel thinks sells.

That's what I heard. It never does quite seem to lose the shock. An unfortunate reminder for all of us to appreciate our good fortune and blessings to have made it as long as we have - and to maintain the utmost focus throughout the day.

Always sad to hear about somebody in the industry going too soon. Sutherlin man killed in logging accident

I like it. My buddy knows of one near his place that I might have to go snag some shots of. 'Round Madhatte's old stompin grounds.

Just rolled on through Longview today. Cowlitz and Wood's are just down the street from each other. Maybe 3/4 mile?

Looks like a simpler time and place. Something I would be interested in! Thanks for sharing.

My allergies have already hit as well. Rain hasn't helped too much yet. Can't wait til mid July when I can breathe again.

I like that! - SportFaller. We're in the same boat... At least sometimes I get paid to tromp in the brush. Albeit without a saw... :mad:

Eugene area?! That's a long way from Idaho. At least you're cuttin. For a second I was thinking you were working on our Gate Creek strip. Although it's nice Fir and not too much maple. One guy there has a Idaho license plate that says "STUMPEM" (somebody here might recognize it?).

I personally would prefer if you would post some videos of how to do it! Seeing as how you made one of my favorite falling videos to date...

Yeah, it's not overly steep. Just a little. Still definitely "walkable" (when there isn't snow). There was another unit we checked out yesterday that was as you described. Rock bluff and all. Pretty amazing to me that anybody could pack gear on that and actually get anything done.

Gate Creek as of yesterday. Little different.... Although there are still some OG's around buffers and such. Pretty juicy patch of second growth none-the-less. The fell and bucked so far... It's a little steep. Surprised they're holding the hill as well as they have.