July/August

July/August

July / August 2023 In this year’s Timber Harvesting Logger Survey, loggers across the country report they are facing growing challenges to profitability and business viability. SEE MORE INSIDE THIS ISSUE COVER STORY 2023 Logger Survey: Facing A Stand Of Challenges MY...
May/June 2023

May/June 2023

May / June 2023 ST. HELENS, Oregon – Though he had been in the business 20-plus years as a contract timber cutter and large log hauler, Greg Pellham, owner of Pellham Cutting, Inc. in northern Oregon, still wanted to run his own full scale logging company, like his...
March/April 2023

March/April 2023

March / April 2023 RICHBURG, South Carolina – Operating one large “super crew” in northern South Carolina, brothers Will and Wesley Coleman and Coleman Brothers Logging are putting up impressive production numbers, routinely hitting 160-190 loads a week and not...
January/February 2023

January/February 2023

January / February 2023 JOHN DAY, Oregon – Forest health issues continue to dominate the concerns of Western U.S. forest managers, especially on huge expanses of public lands that are in dire need of management activities that reduce the potential for disastrous...
November/December 2022

November/December 2022

NOVEMBER / DECEMBER 2022 EAGLE CREEK, Oregon – Moving into new applications and adding productive capacity with its first tethering machine is expanding Pacific Forest Contractors’ (PFC) capabilities while adding a measure of mechanization and extra safety. SEE MORE...
September/October 2022

September/October 2022

SEPTEMBER / OCTOBER 2022 BENNETTSVILLE, South Carolina – Grit is defined as a person with courage and resolve, having a strength of character that others might not. It’s that trait a person has to keep pushing, take chances and not stay silent. It’s something Robert...