It's a Pacific Northwest thing... you wouldn't understand!

[fishhuntcutwood]

I'll be the 6'5" hungover dude filin' on my saw.

Gary

Translation:

A big sasquatch in Carharts and a hickory with Miller Lite breath, hunkered over a V-8 with a bar attached to it. :hmm3grin2orange:

 

[RiverRat2]

But Canada Dry is just pop??:hmm3grin2orange:

Yeah,,, it was probably well lubricated by the time it was consumed!!!!!

 

[sILlogger]

Man, you sure love those pics.... Time for some new ones....

yea i know...but as hard as ive tried it it hard to run the 660 with one hand and the camera with the other...ill get it figured out one of these days....ill quit boring u guys with those pics

 

[crazymanmike]

Translation:

A big sasquatch in Carharts and a hickory with Miller Lite breath, hunkered over a V-8 with a bar attached to it. :hmm3grin2orange:

Jeff, you are correct and win a free beer or ten, I am getting loaded up and ready for the Buckley log show. I am stopping by buckley this evening to go sasquatch hunting which is quite easy if you know how to bait them. a couple of cases of beer is all thats really needed.

Rotax

 

[GASoline71]

Jeff, you are correct and win a free beer or ten, I am getting loaded up and ready for the Buckley log show. I am stopping by buckley this evening to go sasquatch hunting which is quite easy if you know how to bait them. a couple of cases of beer is all thats really needed.

Rotax

Huh??? Somebody say beer???

See ya there Mike.

Gary

 

[fishhuntcutwood]

So where's the Saturday night crowd? I guess Gary and a few others are at Buckley, whilst I was stuck here today fixing a helo that needed fixed.

Any other PWI'ers out there?

 

[Cedarkerf]

Just posted some pics from Buckley including Gary and his Termite in the Buckley log show thread..

 

[sILlogger]

So where's the Saturday night crowd? I guess Gary and a few others are at Buckley, whilst I was stuck here today fixing a helo that needed fixed.

Any other PWI'ers out there?

helo??? helicopter? u in the military?

 

[Dan Dill]

According to the history channel, most of the lumberjacks back in the day weren't burley. They averaged about 5'8 (IIRC), were thin and wirey but tough as nails. They burned about 8000 calories a day slinging their 3-4lb axes.

The term "skid row" originated from the saloons and houses of ill repute that sprang up along the road where the bull whackers were skidding their logs.

Ian

Today they are 6'8" and 280 pounds. We still love the redwood and D-fir over 6 feet, but focus on lesser woods for the modern mills.

 

[fishhuntcutwood]

helo??? helicopter? u in the military?

Yep.

That's me in the door.

 

[04ultra]

Yep.

That's me in the door.

Jeff they need you on Deadliest catch........




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[sILlogger]

badazz!!!! thank you for your contribution to this country..ive got a sister and brother-in-law that are both in the army...are u active duty? what is your job? how often u get called out

 

[fishhuntcutwood]

Jeff they need you on Deadliest catch........
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Been there, done that, hope to go back. I've spent alot of time in Dutch, Cold Bay and St. Paul. What you see on TV doesn't do the Bering justice.

 

[fishhuntcutwood]

...are u active duty? what is your job? how often u get called out

Yes, active duty. The CG doesn't have avition reservists, only active duty. I wrench on helos, and fill the crew role as well. And by called out, do you mean on a SAR case? Me, not so much anymore. You make E-6, you're more of a supervisor, and not so much the stud on the frontlines. Most of my flying these days is training the new guys. I did have a case last December when I happened to be in the air, and the case came in. I pulled a guy off a mountain 4,500' up. 175' hoist. Pretty cool as far as cases go.

 

[sILlogger]

Yes, active duty. The CG doesn't have avition reservists, only active duty. I wrench on helos, and fill the crew role as well. And by called out, do you mean on a SAR case? Me, not so much anymore. You make E-6, you're more of a supervisor, and not so much the stud on the frontlines. Most of my flying these days is training the new guys. I did have a case last December when I happened to be in the air, and the case came in. I pulled a guy off a mountain 4,500' up. 175' hoist. Pretty cool as far as cases go.

how long you been in? sure does look like that would make a nice fishing boat

 

[04ultra]

Jeff wheres the picture of you with the hottie's???








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[fishhuntcutwood]

HA! In fact it does. They're known to wet a line for halibut while they're waiting for us to fly out and meet them. Can't say I blame them.

 

[fishhuntcutwood]

Jeff wheres the picture of you with the hottie's???

Why, whatever are you talking about? :monkey:

I love's me some Seagals! (Seattle Seahawks)

 

[04ultra]

Why, whatever are you talking about? :monkey:

YOU STUD!!!!!!!!!!


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[RiverRat2]

Oh yeahh!!!!!

Why, whatever are you talking about? :monkey:

I love's me some Seagals! (Seattle Seahawks)

I knew I wanted to move to PNW Seattle Area in the next couple of years!!!!!