Ax Men: Rygaard Crew Battles A Dangerous Crooked Skyline (Season 10) | History
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- Опубліковано 25 сер 2024
- While working on a long corridor of the job site, Rygaard Logging runs into trouble with a crooked skyline in this clip from Season 10, Episode 5, "The Longest Road". #AxMen
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Ax-Men is back with a new season featuring fan-favorite crews and several new logging companies. Facing an industry in flux, loggers across America are putting everything they have on the line to pull through and keep their businesses afloat.
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Love this, but sorely miss Gabe,big guy, with attitude, big heart. God bless you all.🙏🏻🇬🇧
Never argue with the riggin slinger!
Radios would solve the communication issue.
Their are whistles for anything you could ever want, if you speak the logging language.
Everytime i see this show i laugh so hard, come up to bc you guys wouldnt last a day lol
@@taipanlez6653 I did.
I miss Gab yelling at everyone.
Haha me too
theone2be33 me to and you mean Gabe
Gabe was an ill-tempered baby. I was still shocked and saddened by his fatal accident
That’s why you start working from the bottom of the mountain and work up to the landing !
I feel like loggers make bank but nobody wants to do it
Met a guy who logged over there years ago said he only made 14 bucks a hour
4:41 whoops
I still expect gabe to start telling everyone off 😄if only he could😢,RIP gabe 🙏
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900 feet isn't that far
Why not cut the block down down instead of a corridor??
It’s likely either DNR or forest service thinning, usfs don’t clearcut anymore.
You think it's alot quicker to just call the timber cutter back over and let them just cut the trees down out of the way and call it good then too and save them alot of time and money too
Depends how close the machine is. That terrain is tough to cross in that machine and is slow going, especially across such a long road. That road is much longer than it looks from that overhead picture. In that particular situation I guess it was easier for them to re-align it.
@@VagueMemory These guys use chainsaws
This is a thinning operation.
Land management wants only a partial harvest to occur. It is imperative to follow the cutting prescription to achieve the desired results for the residual stand to grow up for the next harvest.
If a guy simply “accidentally” feigned stupid and strung the line crooked. He could snag loads and loads of extra merchandise. And that’s just poor forestry practice. Obviously, logistics would prove it’s easier for the boots on the ground crew; however, responsible and sustainable forestry practices should take precedence over quick and easy. The line and cables should have been perfectly straight to begin with. Getting it crooked meant someone did a negligent job.
Why not drive the yarder forward or backwards to center the skyline?
because guidline stumps
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No rt
Please.. n0 snowflake crybabies allowed!
Fernandi sold his Heritage . Butch
History channel sucks should be actually about history...
This show is not what the discovery channel should be about, You are destroying the wilderness you once loved
I speak Serbian so im sorry if my English is bad. Forest has its own age, when its get old, big trees start catching diseases and slowly dying, and crushing it self. When you cut those trees next year from one stump start growing a dozen little trees, and forest get new fresh plants with no deasises and termites. Trouble is when fire catches a forest, not cutting trees, you gotta cut them or its gone fall when its get old by snow and wind storms. Everyone who do this job know that. Here where I come from when you cut a forest next year new trees is 2 meter tall and for 20 years its ready to cut again.
@@Pr0ToTyPeC3 proven that younger well managed trees are not only healthier then old dying trees but younger ones requires more co2 intake to grow which is returned in greater oxygen production. Everyone who says logging is bad are the people destroying the forest but try to tell them that........
this is not 'wilderness'. Logging is not permitted in Wilderness
You think they don't replant for the next generation? You think they are cutting down original trees from the beginning? Educate yourself.
And FYI, before the crews arrived, the trees were there. Once they get cut down, they are HISTORY!