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I have been in the woods logging since I was a teen. In the summer months, when school was out, I started helping haul 5 ft wood back in the day and I just grew up in the woods working for my brother in law until he had tractor trailors and 180 barko loader. I always as a kid  wondered, where the timber would go when it left the woods and what it would become. But when I got older and learned the connections to logging, I discovered logging times and timber harvesting magazine, and learned all there is to want to know about the timber industry. Great Magazines!

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