What the beef

[OlympicYJ]

lets see who I can offend,
foresters suggest to land owners what to do and tell loggers what to do.(usually ignored)
arborists fix trees diagnose diseases and usually spend a lot of time with too much rope in a tree
loggers cut trees down and yard them and haul them to the mill (and then sometimes replant)
"landscape maintenance technicians" mow lawns, trim hedges, and usually run chainsaws into the dirt,
Gypo's are contract loggers that generally work private land and run low budget outfits (a few gypo's are disreputable giving the rest a bad name)

And I might add: Good foresters stop, eat some humble and learn all they can from the loggers!

And whoever said foresters don't like to see trees cut:

There are plenty of foresters that don't mind killin trees... we just don't like to see em die young... well didn't used to anyways...:msp_glare:

 

[Sport Faller]

Where do the Sport Fallers fit in :msp_biggrin:

My guess would be just below the permit-less, 1000' of cable running, firewooder

 

[RandyMac]

Sportfallers are rouges, beyond classification.

 

[GASoline71]

I think there is an open season on Sport Fallers comin' up starting in August.

Gary

 

[Sport Faller]

I think there is an open season on Sport Fallers comin' up starting in August.

Gary

I don't know if they'll catch me, they'll be all tired from all that limbing and bucking :hmm3grin2orange:

 

[northmanlogging]

I always liked the guys who go on dnr/fs land with no permit, and fall a few trees and cut them into firewood, leave their garbage and beer cans behind, and then get really mad when all the roads get gated

 

[ft. churchill]

No offence taken by me northmanlog'n, your just callin' it the way you see it happen out there in the real world. About the same as game biologists, enviro nut cases, and true sportsmen. (I'm not talkin' about the slob fishermen types who's idea of fishin' includes a case of beer, with the empties left strewn about.) It takes all kinds.
Heck, my Dad and Uncle ran saws back in the days of yore. Big ponderosa pine and doug fir in Colorado with Homie 925's. They did not have a Mac dealer around. They cut in the dead of winter and the forest service made them go back after the snow melt and cut the stumps down.

 

[tramp bushler]

Yeah Idaho, Damn easterners:msp_rolleyes:

Uh hum ;; I would need to go east t get to Washington
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