8ft. redwood

[RandyMac]

Yuroks are local here, Klamath River tribe, down river Indians. They are tough, very tough folks.
CSB1996, you know Joe Pitt?

Nate, whereabouts in Mickville, Fieldbrook?

 

[nblevin]

I live in Westhaven right now but I grew up in Fieldbrook and McK.

 

[nblevin]

I don't think I know this Keith

 

[nblevin]

RandyMac, it was inland of McKinleyville about 10 miles as the crummy drives. Up the Little River then north toward Big Lagoon...

 

[BuddhaKat]

Hey guys. I'm Nate. I filmed and put together this video. It was in the summer of '08 near McKinleyville, CA. We didn't use a Humboldt because the logging road was not too far off so we wanted to keep it in tight. Oh, and it was for sure a shallow stovepipe! It was solid to 60-70ft though. Thanks for all the comments hope you liked it. Of course I will be adding logging videos on YouTube periodically. Thanks!

Be sure to let us know when you post more. That was great.

 

[RandyMac]

Good old Big Lagoon, there was one hell of a mill there at one time and some of the best timber anywhere, all gone now. I had a job with LP about an hours drive up the "A" line, I didn't like how they did things, went back to the family business. :bang: not all bad, we had beer with lunch.

Is that giant snag still on that ridge above Trinidad, used to be able to see that thing for miles.

 

[nblevin]

Ya Randy, I think the snag is still there I guess I haven't paid much attention. I have done quite a bit of logging up on the A line- the CR1000(Crannell) now. I work for Simpson (Green Diamond) and as you probably know they own all the northern LP land. Lots of good timberland. You know of RimRocks in Fieldbrook? There was a boy scout camp there back in the day...?

 

[nblevin]

I lied. It just got topped down. Went and cut some kinlin out of it...

 

[huskykid141]

Great job :greenchainsaw: