Ox Logging: Extreme Stacking with Will

DAPNET Forums Archive Forums Draft Animal Power Oxen Ox Logging: Extreme Stacking with Will

Viewing 14 posts - 1 through 14 (of 14 total)
  • Author
    Posts
  • #43794
    Tim Harrigan
    Participant

    Stacked a few logs with Will last weekend, good time.

    [video=youtube_share;FTN_VtVaRRY]http://youtu.be/FTN_VtVaRRY[/video]

    #73763
    Michel Boulay
    Participant

    Cool vid Tim. Will seems to be right in to it cool and relax no worries and you too. What kind of trees are these looks like ash and poplar? Also are they sold to the mill, for boards,how much a cord or mfb? Nice big trees in the backgroud too.

    #73755
    Carl Russell
    Moderator

    Very nice……. how the heck do you get an ox to move that quick?????/:rolleyes:

    I love the angles you use. I really appreciate that you show aspects that are important to people who want to do the work.

    Keep it up, Carl

    #73759
    Ed Thayer
    Participant

    Great video, that is a good day’s work for sure. How is the rope fastened on the at the fixed end?

    #73757
    Does’ Leap
    Participant

    Tim, have you sold the rights to this yet? Maybe time for a career change……Hollywood is calling. Excellent film, thanks. Keep them coming.

    George

    #73760
    Tim Harrigan
    Participant

    Almost all white ash, dead or in serious decline from emerald ash borer. No market for ash, $125 MBH sawlogs average stumpage. A lot of firewood in there. Carl, Will sets the pace, I just try to keep up :cool:. Yes, the angles can be cool, one thing I like about video is I get to see the work from angles I normally would not see (unless something went terribly wrong :confused:). Ed, in this case I just made a big loop with an overhand knot and slipped the loop around the front, bottom log. Thanks for the compliment, George.

    #73758
    fabian
    Participant

    It’s a pity. The video is not available in Germany, because of the copyright of the music in it.

    #73766
    Kevin Cunningham
    Participant

    Thats too bad about the music. I like the song but I found I got more out of the video by muting it and just watching the action. It is impressive to see what one ox and one man can accomplish in a day. That is a great video, Tim what are you using to shoot these with?

    #73764
    Nat(wasIxy)
    Participant

    great video! thanks for taking the time to make it!

    #73761
    Tim Harrigan
    Participant

    @Kevin Cunningham 34679 wrote:

    … Tim what are you using to shoot these with?

    Sometimes I use a flip video recorder. For this one I used a Sony HD-CX130.

    #73765
    Baystatetom
    Participant

    Yet another great video Tim. For those of you who never tried this, it is not as easy as Tim and Will make it look. I spent a lot of time stacking logs on my landing this winter/spring and ended up with a criss-crossed mess as often as not. I realized using a peavy is a art in its self. I am sure stacking logs on the landing is the area I have with the most room for improvement. Thanks for showing us the right way to do it.
    ~Tom

    #73767
    Oxhill
    Participant

    Your videos are great Tim! If you could find someone to fight with or some way to make it look perilous maybe you could be on next seasons ax men.

    #73756
    Vicki
    Participant

    So cool! Fun, handsome, instructional, inspiring. Yes, you guys should be on TV. Thanks for making these videos.

    #73762
    Tim Harrigan
    Participant

    That’s it. They were hard pressed to make the horse and ox crews look like morons though.

Viewing 14 posts - 1 through 14 (of 14 total)
  • You must be logged in to reply to this topic.