$2 Million Worth Of Logging Equipment

Smith Timbering
Tyler Ward
814-795-0887

[TheMoparman]

I personally would like to see another video of the chipping and him cleaning up to show what people could expect the finished product to be.

[xfiles]

It is so refreshing to see a competent and responsible logger taking care of the land and improving the stand. Well done and very interesting!

[jimwiskus]

What a fun fun video Adam thank you very much! Tyler does amazing work and he is not just a logger, he’s a conservation-based guy as well. He doesn’t just cut and run. Maybe you could do a follow up video when he’s all done and everything is cleaned up. Take some before and after shots and make another video. Clearly the logging is the main focus here, but I think most people really would like to see what does it look like when it’s all said and done. How does he treat the stumps, grooming etc. I think the chipping would be very interesting as well. Especially if he uses a tub grinder. 😊

[henrymorgan]

Makes firewood splitting look like child's play. That is the big time. Thanks Adam!

[richardevon]

No knock on the musical soundtrack but the machinery audio is far superior. Great video. Job well done on the clearing as well.

[jnuz]

Adam thanks for showing us the process of logging and clearing/management. Those machines are incredible.

[JimFinlayson]

When our landfill or a local mulch operation has their bucket grinder running making mulch, I swear they could charge admission. Pretty amazing to watch.

[nathanleksell]

I drive by this place everyday. Love the channel by the way so cool to know you are close to me!!

[darcyscott]

Thanks Adam for sharing this video! Wow that’s a lot of money invested in those machines! It looks like they doing a good job, I too would like to see the landing and logging roads when they are finished. Have a good day!
From Northwestern Vermont

[harleyfiremedic]

Always enjoy getting to see heavy equipment in action. Watched a logging operation at least 40 years ago in Central PA with chain saws and cable skidders. Interesting to see the changes since then.

[whatsthebuzz]

Great video. I saw the thumb nail and thought it was a “loggerwade” video! I was pleasantly surprised when I started watching. 👍

[challe_challe]

This is really interesting, it’s so different to how we in sweden logging. We have one harvester and one forwarder. Our harvester have have sort of a motorsaw and a feeder on the harvester head. Idk but it feels less effective then how Sweden does. Would really interesting if you could ask him why he chooses this setup. Great video!👍

[randyclyde]

Thanks Adam! Very interesting video. Always wondered about some parts of timber clearing!
Glad you brought all of us along on another adventure!

[robertmccall]

Very cool video... Tyler seems legit and you wouldn't be worried about him logging a property you can tell he cares about the job the machines and everyone .

[robertgiguere]

I hunt on a National wild life management area in north central Florida, the best I remember is is somewhere around 200, 000 acres. Anyway I’ve watched them log sections between morning and evening hunts and find it very interesting. Once an company inspector came out and talked to me and invited me co come out with him while doing his inspection. I was around 40 years at the time but I know I acted like a kid in a candy store. He explained a lot and and told me what he was looking for and why. Safety items through care of equipment, land and no damage to trees that are left standing. Also protection to any water flow. Very well oiled operation everyone knew their job. Also told me to hunt in there a couple of hours after they leave for the day because the deer come out to feed on fresh leaves on the tree tips on the ground. He gave me written permission. And I did harvest a nine point before dark.

[obiorah]

Tyler is an honest person to have on your channel,

[OneEyeCustoms]

Very very interesting! Thanks for taking us along!!

[randalltaylor]

Very interesting video, Adam. Great to see how large clearing is done.

[cgsoutdoors_professor]

Great collaboration - enjoying this series! Would be cool to see a Smith Timbering YouTube channel!

[TheFabled]

good video. Please cover every aspect of this if you can. Chipping, clean up, and after everything is done what it looks like. Would even be a great follow up video in a few months, year and two years it possible for what the woods is able to do and the benefits of proper wood management. If at all possible and you want the content following where the wood goes and what happens would also be very interesting and a great mini series within your channel. Seeing a tree go to mill, to be made into ply wood, to be put on someone local home project would be just awesome and so much content possibility.