Dixie Timbers LLC

10/11/2026

Looks like I’m back to climbing.

10/02/2026

I didn’t get much footage of myself on this last roll up in the Cascade Mountains, these are all vids of my partner cutting, but I cut numerous trees just like what’s in these vids. This assignment took us into October.

09/29/2026

It’s good to have some reading material for in between cutting missions.

09/21/2026

They don’t have to be big to require a type 1 faller. Sometimes the smaller trees are the most troublesome. This hot smoker was a little hard to stand in on, very hot for the feet especially.

09/09/2026

Welp. Cant win ‘em all. I’m far from infallible.

09/03/2026

Sometimes your partner stands right in the way of the camera, but at least he was there to help if needed.

08/27/2026

Sunset from camp. Heavy plumes from two fires clearly visible.

08/24/2026

Most cuts are pretty routine like this spruce on legs, but the other day I cut a few that were in a hot spot, burning all the way up and crumbling as I was cutting. So smoky I could hardly breathe and so hot I couldn’t stand in the cut for very long, my feet were beginning to blister. I was too focused in to get any footage of those.

08/19/2026

Nastiest tree I’ve faced so far this year. If it had some backbone I’d have considered rolling it off the standing tree, but as was I had to cut the standing tree. Even so, it tried to barber chair early in the back cut. I hung in there cutting fast and got it all down without incident.

08/18/2026