From stump to sawmill! Full operation!!!

The journey of a tree from the woods to the mill!

[@larryslosky6276]

Looking good. Larry Sr did good for a 72 year old logger. Made some fine beams

[@ivanpaultaurua9246]

Big respect for a 72yo gentleman capabilities wow 😯

[@Toonseskat]

Curious why you didn’t pick the butt end of the log completely of the ground when skidding? BTY, kudos for having a Cooks mill.

[@georgewilson2185]

I don't think these guys are pro's. Don't mean to be offensive, I cut timber for 40 years.

[@Rene-up1dl]

Chokers are cheap. NOT.

[@raydoucette2407]

Very kind comments here. Hats off to you fellows.

[@downthetraillogging]

Sweet

[@5525Mike]

I’ve never seen a blue saw before. What kind is it?

[@wallacefarmandsawmill]

Holzforma G660 Check them out on youtube!

[@Rene-up1dl]

Chinese 066 knockoff.

[@merlin5735]

That tree looked happy to be cut.

[@martincrhaNATURAL45]

perfect 👍

[@garywhelton9304]

COOL DEER STAND AT 5:00

[@nurlatifahmohdnor8939]

Climb the tree.

[@alexwest4680]

Bare hands while setting chokers! Dumb!

[@wallacefarmandsawmill]

awwwww, did you get a boo boo one time when you was working?

[@Rene-up1dl]

@@wallacefarmandsawmill Yes, an infected knuckle. Hand became unusable

[@psidvicious]

@@Rene-up1dl If you let an infection fester to the point of developing an unusable hand, that’s on you. Nature has built in warning signs that you need to seek additional medical attention. 1) Pain beyond what would normally be expected for the injury received. 2) Excessive swelling followed by 3) Puss or white blood corpuscles attempting to fight the obvious infection. An Rx for some antibiotics would have been all you needed to maintain full use of the hand for many years to come. When your body tells you “go to the doctor” and you ignore it, there isn’t really anyone else to blame but yourself.

[@Rene-up1dl]

@@psidvicious Boss said NO DR visit. Finger swelled & turned red. I went anyway. F him.

[@Rene-up1dl]

@@psidvicious F'n DUH....