photo credit: Chris Spaich Collection
4) The boundary markers for that specific reason are to show the loggers were to stop harvesting trees
(This is usually done by putting two stripes on a tree).
photo credit: Chris Spaich
Collection
5) Shown here is a "TimberJack" log skidder
owned and operated by Spaich Logging.
Log skidders come in many differnt brands shapes and sizes,but they
all get the valuable timber out of the woods.
photo credit: Chris Spaich
Collection
6) Before the logs can be taken out of the
woods they have to be fallen.
This is mainly done by a logger who caries a good size chainsaw that
will have no problem "tackling the big timber".
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