Is it too early to have a beer and watch Kenny work, good morning everyone

Watching "Lost" footage was extra special. Thanks for going through the effort to get the footage back!

My Father says the difference between a puppy and a truck driver is after 6 months the puppy stops whining!

Good Morning Woodhounds!! 35° F and calm here in central Ohio!!

Nice job boys, no wonder Kenny always wins a prize when he plays the “claw” arcade game at the tavern! 👍TCT

Once again, thank you for letting us all tag along..😁👍

Good morning everyone

Good Morning from the balmy, 26 degree Garden Community.

G’morning Chris. Excellent to have the narrative over the awesome footàge. Me and Myla liked watching in front of the wood stove.

Woodyard time..

That was nice having Ken talking about the log yard. Last year was the first winter I did the Wisconsin swamps. I've always been a hard wood wood logger and like Ken says wisc is a whole new animal with log lengths and species.. but it sure is a blessing in itself too. Couldn't imagine doing what we do without cabs on the ,machines like now a days.. old loggers are fun to chat with about the old days in wisc too.

I've seen two retail lumber yard delivery straight trucks that have knuckle booms on them

Thanks Chris and Ken for showing-us guy's the job that Ken had unloading the wood trucks.. cool looking loader.

Cool, cool, cool video. Real interesting and informative doing a voice over episode on your channel. Old pros give the best info. Thanks Kenny and Chris.

Thanks Mr. Ken!! I always enjoy watching others do what they do for a living.

The term you were looking for when you mentioned the Bang Plate is a Trench Box. We use them at Michels when we are building conduit systems in tight areas where we can't dig back far enough to safely enter the trench. Safest way to build a conduit system, keeps the dirt from caving in on the workers while they are stabbing pipe together. At least that's what I call them. Great voice over video. Thx

Mornin Y’all! This was fun to watch and very interesting. Lots of pine logging all around my house so maybe I’ll go check out their operations because Kenny’s has given me a whole new appreciation for this industry. 👍

The machines used in the woodyard is amazing!! Ive been around pulp mills most of my life, To see new machines is mesmerizing!!!! Stay Hydrated and Have a Safe Day

damn, thats a bunch of wood. the pulp mill we used to go to took 4' wood. Kenny is pretty damn good with that machine, almost like an extension of his arm and hand. thanks for sharing. it was interesting.

Had brother in law done the same thing ken done in the mill in stephenville all his life . There mill put 500 to 750 cords aday threw a mill in 24 hrs . Went I load from the semi to the box car on rail took 35 cords round the car there didn’t like . Load it flat straight across was 28 cords on train car . See a logs loader at mill under my semi in two grab, I took 18 to 23;cords Chris . A lot off mill got to have SAFETY glasses , boot , helmet and safety jacket or vest on outside the truck .