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Pic of the landing on the job we're cutting. Thunderbird TTY 70 yarder.

Theres two of us in there. Small part of what we cut this week. We usually get at least an acre per man per day. At times we cut twice that. We have to buck the big ones. You can see some fell side hill in that first pic, those are bucked.

Its second growth, so yes theres some old growth stumps from the first logging. Dbh around 20". Way to steep overall. Heres another pic to show how steep.

Got wood?

Im with ya there B... to the extent that the eye pro has stayed in the pickup for most of my life. Started wearing petzl lids with the senas cutting timber a couple years ago. Mine has the flip down screen. I find myself using the screen a few times briefly each week, mostly when cutting...

Wow, that eagle is really nice. Nice work Jed. Cuttin for dad this weekend, finished cutting for the day, dad is yarding logs on the 518 as we speak. Im drinkin beer, its hot. :)

I can go without long sleeves when its super hot, but I gotta have gloves. Shorts sounds crazy, but I never had to work in those temps... Two things I guess... When in Rome... and... live and let live.

Nice thing about being a sole member LLC with no employees... I can tell OSHA to buzz off, at least ppe wise. Safety officer told me I can cut in my underoos and flip flops, and he cant stop me. :)

Always like your pics Reg. Keep em coming.

Mule train cut the corner and dumped his trailer.

Leaning old growth on a strip. Hard to tell but it had maye 30' of side lean. Propped a pole up so I could reach the far corner of the face. 28" bar.

Big berger slacker up the McKenzie River. Rock bluff on the off side of landing.

Me n my partner cut it Rico. Were contract timber fallers. This one toward the Oregon coast, near Mapleton. We work a lot out that way.

Cutting and logging pics from last winter. Thought everyone might like to see em. Yarder is Thunderbird 90, with a Boman skycar. One setting had em hanging out about 4000'.