'Hard slog' is what it took these two brothers to become champion woodchoppers 🪓 🪓 | ABC Australia

It's one of the oldest sports in Australia - but what does it take to be a champion woodchopper?
There's a lot more involved than just brute force. And there are big changes and challenges ahead for Australia's axemen and women.
Landline's Courtney Wilson has the story.
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[@altaylor3988]

Great to see young kids with determination.
Once had the privilege of shaking hands with David Foster...gentle giant of a man and soft hands

[@DanielCook-ki8ym]

Tasmania.. fosters, Lovells, Timbs, O'Neil on the axe... many a man gone to the show to see the chops here

[@johnkenny2210]

Great show well worth watching 👍

[@timburary]

I know the Argent family quite well, and I don't think you would find better people anywhere. Beautiful family.

[@peternewman958]

Blackbutt has the best Bakery do not go thru the town without stopping to check it out. Heck we will drive from Ipswich to Blackbutt just for the bakery. Awesome pies.

[@willmachado1]

I'm still curious of how much wood could a woodchop chop if a woodchop could chop wood?