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Jump to 1:10 The movie is incredible. No special effects in these scenes. It's the real deal.

Heaven indeed, Burnam. One local tribe, the Tolowa, referred to it as the "World". Not that long ago. 4-5 generations. Thousands of years of culture come to a quick and bitter end.

Yep.

Mike Anderson treated his rigging like Gentry and would give them big bonus's every year, but he would never gave a timberfaller a bonus, because he even said, "A timberfaller can make all the money he wants!" Oh, but if you tried to prove you could Mike would cut the rate on ya. He did not...

The last gypo I worked for, Pete Benedetti Logging, had a Cat D6 and a Cat 977 loader that he called his Iron Maiden. Pete stayed on the landing and loaded trucks. Dale Stanley was the Cat Skinner and then there was 1 choker setter, either Ronny Lewis, Jimmy Stipes or Eric Tubbs. Depending on...

I fully understand.

Mechanical harvesting is so damn efficient.

Yeah, nice trees to sock your dogs into.

Change in man kinds world is fast and furious.

It appears nearly every trade skill has become mechanized today, but if people don't have jobs how in the heck can they afford to buy any product? The answer to the question leads to a world other than we presently know it.

Everything you guys are quibbling about was just coming into being when I was getting out of the woods. Not much ground here for a full mechanized outfit of machines as shown in the vids posted. Nonetheless it is amazing to see just how much it has all advance through the years.

Pine sure makes nice round, even tapered, logs.

Imagine that

This could work out to become a good thread.