Horse logging

Biological Woodsmanship: We follow student John Hite, as he goes through a biological woodsmanship training while working as an apprentice over the summer.

[@joevahargitt1556]

Much respect for the men and the teams! I’ve never seen this done before so thank you for making this video ❤Keep up the good job 👏

[@burrdaddy]

Well done.

[@alisonstringer2131]

How can a person locate a logger which uses work horses, or mules, and the area of Somerset Kentucky?

[@jamesbohlman4297]

Shorter horses are ideal in the woods; taller horses are better at removing branches with their heads. A new, show-room floor mechanized logging "side", is worth about a $million-and-a-half. Good luck getting your money out of that.

[@bradleysmith4630]

I'm looking at a haflinger team. Are they a suitable horse for the job?

[@fredti8503]

These are Suffolk Punches - a draft horse breed from England. Much bigger than Haflinger.