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Another Cedar
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and another cedar jacked away from a fish creek. To those who are really concerned about "lack", there's still lots of big ones left that'll never get cut and we're all hap...
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Cedar Jacked.MOV
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Another "vet" cedar "persuaded" into lead on a beautiful day in November.
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Brother Mike "lifts" cedar
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Jacking a 10' cedar in Knights Inlet.
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Finishing a Cut Block
gypsy8844
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Brother Mike falls another nice cedar in Chamiss Bay. Summer '08
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Incomplete "Push"
gypsy8844
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"pushing" a big cedar near Kyuquot Sound on Vancouver Island. The front section which is still green, comes free leaving the larger, dead portion still standing and difficu...
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"Pushing" a Bad Hangup
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brother Mike throws a large cedar into an equally large cedar that is split into two pieces. One of which is leaning real heavy uphill. It's barely cut up. The front piece ...
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Can We Buck it?
gypsy8844
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jacking a small fir on Vancouver Island to facilitate, bucking into logs.
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Bucking A Spruce
gypsy8844
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finishing the first cut on a big spruce
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Spruce Tree
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brother Mike falls a 7' Sitka spruce near the Restless River on Northern Vancouver Island
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There He Goes
gypsy8844
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Heavy Lift Helicopter takes a "turn" off a sidehill on Vancouver Island
About West Coast Fallers
This is a channel entirely about falling timber on the coast of British Columbia. I want to thank everyone who's taken the time to comment. I appreciate the feedback.As of this edit (July 24th/11), neither myself, or my brothers Mike and Ray are working in the woods and unless something dramatic happens, it seems likely that part of our lives is over. Sad in a way, but acceptable and I'll always be grateful for the memories and friendships I made logging. I'll keep this channel up as long as YouTube permits and I'm happy to discuss whatever catches your fancy. I'd love to hear from any other fallers, Canadian or US, who have also hung up the caulks. .........cheers
This is a channel entirely about falling timber on the coast of British Columbia. I want to thank everyone who's taken the time to comment. I appreciate the feedback.As of this edit (July 24th/11), neither myself, or my brothers Mike and Ray are w...
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