Swamp Logging in South Carolina | John Deere Forestry

Swamp logging in South Carolina isn’t for the faint of heart. This is how Dustin C. Nolan Logging makes it work.

Successful swamp logging starts with a plan. Nolan works closely with his buyer to get the lay of the land. They look over maps to find the best locations for skid trails and truck roads while determining how to optimize cutting passes.

“If you just go out there and start whacking, I promise you that you’ll pay the price later. It’s best to get a plan together,” says Dustin C. Nolan, Owner of Dustin C. Nolan Logging.

Reliable, durable equipment is also critical to success.

“John Deere machines are phenomenal,” says Nolan. “They are operator friendly and lead the pack in technology. I wouldn’t be where I am today without John Deere.”

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[MikeJD]

2:04 "Yeah man, just look like you are fixing it" The cameramen

[booboolapua]

At 2:39 in the video, I see the jib boom moving side to side…. Definitely wore out the pins and bushings on that skidder

[RealJohnWayne]

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Nothing Runs Like A Deere built in Mexico.

[Pen-sqbj]

Since when does john deere does a logging

[MikeOxlong-qj]

Why is it that you'll accommodate a paraplegic engineer by putting in elevators and an ADA compliant bathroom but kick me out of the factory and shut my badge off? Why do you discriminate against disabled employees John Deere? Why am I being retaliated against for a protected activity because I am a protected class? EEOC is going to have a field day with this.