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You still see fat timber going for the ride? I was under the impression that, in the US at least, the vast majority of timber is relatively skinny 2nd and 3rd and 4th growth.

Nobody said log without cutting trees. Just suggesting log without cutting irreplaceable old growth. Cutting those trees will likely result in both a small positive blip in Teal Jones income for the year and yet another (hopefully relatively small) further insult to...The Biosphere. Put enough...

I got the vibe from their website that they seem like a quality company in most all respects, and their home base looks well put together and impressive. But I personally don't feel they are doing the right thing to nuke remaining stands of old growth, and doing so doesn't jibe with their...

Yeah, its BS, judging from what has been pieced together in this thread.

This is the company slated to nuke the old growth in Reg's link above. http://tealjones.com

Im surprised micro soft and google don't buy up all the remaining timber for a place for their outings.

That is mind blowing.

Wow, Squish. Some people just don't get it. Good on you.

Sad. Stewart Udall, former US secretary of the Interior said , "Plans to protect air and water, wilderness and wildlife are in fact, plans to protect Man."

So short sighted imo. Why aren't the enviros up in arms about clear cutting paradise?

Afaik, Canada has a brutal record on natural resource conservation.

"In for your job, out for your life!!"

:lol: Nice excerpts.

Uh what book

This is the first I've heard of this guy. Sounds like it boils down to mental illness. Cutting down an ancient tree to protest industrial forestry?? Nah.

Thoroughly excellent post, Gerr.

Grant Hadwin From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Grant Hadwin Born Thomas Grant Hadwin 1948 West Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada Disappeared February 14, 1997 aged 48 Near Prince Rupert, British Columbia, Canada Status Missing, presumed dead Occupation Forest engineer Known for Cutting...