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found this neat picture here http://www.wju.edu/ai/images/L1_3.jpg

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There are places deep in the Andarondak's of NY where the hard maple trees are over 8' across. They have never been logged. Beech trees of similar size and yellow birch up to 5-6' across. True giants. Everything near the roads has been logged over the centurys, but there are some spots 20-30 miles off the roads where one can stand there in total awe of the timber.

I got to see a few of these places when I was in college. My brother also knows a lot of them from his Forestry classes at Paul Smith's College.
 
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There are places deep in the Andarondak's of NY where the hard maple trees are over 8' across. They have never been logged. Beech trees of similar size and yellow birch up to 5-6' across. True giants. Everything near the roads has been logged over the centurys, but there are some spots 20-30 miles off the roads where one can stand there in total awe of the timber.

I got to see a few of these places when I was in college. My brother also knows a lot of them from his Forestry classes at Paul Smith's College.

Here is some white pine near the school.
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you can go down in some of the hollers around my house and find HUGE trees. Me and my dad do alot of jensang and yellow root digging and have found some huge oak and poplar. But these places are steep and nasty. If you fell down some of these hills you would never get out.
 
here's a pic. from a buddies job is Logan WV,

well that didn't work, I'll have to try something else.
 
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columbia helicopters cut this job and flyed the wood out
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you can go down in some of the hollers around my house and find HUGE trees. Me and my dad do alot of jensang and yellow root digging and have found some huge oak and poplar. But these places are steep and nasty. If you fell down some of these hills you would never get out.

Thats what dozers & cable skidders are for..
 
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