sept 12 2010 i started trade school for mechanical work glad i got to learn from this generation the last of the old school before major internet and social media
Grew up in Kelsey Bay surrounded by logging and loggers like these. Solid hardworking people. I didn't want to be there as a kid, spent 5 years in the bush after high school anyways, but sure do miss that kind of community and camaraderie 40 years later.
It don't rain there its pisses for days!! You cross a creek in the morning end of the day its a raging river i had to drop many trees to get cross these creeks!! I was a tree spacer for years!
Like hair on a hog in there.pecker poles for pulp maybe.my dad logged all over the island in the 40’s,50’s and 60’s.I lived in a camp at Chamiss bay near Kyuquot when I was a youngster.started working on tugs when I was 20 and managed to get into most of these places all over the BC coast
Nothing fake about it. it's all the real deal I'm glad you enjoyed . This video was done by Marcel Levesque he was our safety representative and one of the best guys you could ever work with .
sept 12 2010 i started trade school for mechanical work glad i got to learn from this generation the last of the old school before major internet and social media
I think it's pretty cool that you show respect and appreciate the old-timers . I I'm so grateful I got at work with those men .
Grew up in Kelsey Bay surrounded by logging and loggers like these. Solid hardworking people. I didn't want to be there as a kid, spent 5 years in the bush after high school anyways, but sure do miss that kind of community and camaraderie 40 years later.
I did about 6 years logging in B.C. in early 60s at 19 yrs old. , Biggest trees I ever fell were cedars up Stave Lake , they were huge.
Seems like this was a great crew of guys. Great video, really enjoyed watching. Thanks.
Yes a very great crew
I am from Mississippi USA love to watch the old timers run the saws. Not a timber worker, I just like chainsaws.
yes i do to
Wish I coulda been right then n there Shane…good times
Thanks Shane.
you are most welcome Mark .
Great video hard to top
Awesome Vid
@@LiamWakefield_ I'm glad you enjoyed
Great music for us older ex loggers.
Probably hit up the Ibis after this and got some suds from Pat!
You better believe it .
It don't rain there its pisses for days!! You cross a creek in the morning end of the day its a raging river i had to drop many trees to get cross these creeks!! I was a tree spacer for years!
Yes, it sure does rain in holberg . What years did you work in holberg ?
Beautiful hembal! Sigh
I know most of those guys and Angus is the only one I know who killed a Bear by hitting it with a motorcycle
Did you run supersnorckle by any chance ?
Like hair on a hog in there.pecker poles for pulp maybe.my dad logged all over the island in the 40’s,50’s and 60’s.I lived in a camp at Chamiss bay near Kyuquot when I was a youngster.started working on tugs when I was 20 and managed to get into most of these places all over the BC coast
Watch your noggin!! Or you wont be logging!! Can't explain any better then that!!
2100 husky rule no shit
With a 42" Cannon bar , ah the good old 70's ,,
Still have 1, gets used every now and again ,,
What’s the accent?
@@hammerdown184 Yugoslav and French
Wish I was still a lumber jack and thats ok
066stil 394 wakeris 201 hundred
love your videos the best logging content on RUclips thanks for sharing🌲🪓🇨🇦❤️
Nothing fake about it. it's all the real deal I'm glad you enjoyed . This video was done by Marcel Levesque he was our safety representative and one of the best guys you could ever work with .
@ShaneNicholson-oz8gg yeah he reminds me of guys i grew up around