logging – Page 4 – Schmidlin Angus Farms

Gully-Washers and Thunder Bumpers

The forecast called for rain and the morning looked like a front was definitely moving in. We decided it would

Finally we have enough board feet in the landing for a log truck load of timber to be shipped from

Cutting down a tall fir tree is not the beginning of the story. Getting to the tree to cut it

My last post made it sound like I am a workhorse. Quite the contrary, I find time to enjoy life

It took more than a week, but the task of limbing the trees along the current logging road is complete.

Me and my pole trimmer have been working along the skid road that Mike uses to bring trees off the

The coolest place on the farm, without actually being in the river, is the old railroad grade. 100 years ago

The logging that we have been doing along the old fence line, and the movement of the new fence to

Trees can get sick, injured from neighbor trees, broken by heavy snows, snapped by windstorms, or attacked by creatures all

This photo does not do the dizzying drop down to the pasture justice. It is a good trek to get