Loggers were a part of carving out a new life in America 400 years ago, and they continue to build America every day. Loggers today carry on the proud tradition that has been a part of the American fabric since the beginning and will continue to be in the future. The proud timber industry heritage depicted by the iconic Paul Bunyan lives on in today’s loggers. #AmericanLegacy #AmericanLoggers | American Loggers Council

14K views · 240 reactions | Oregon logger Mark Turner, a leader in the ALC, shares this video of jammer logging. Mark's brother Greg is running the machine. He is whipping the line around, so that he can throw it out to the choker setter. | American Loggers Council | Facebook

318K views · 4K reactions | The national voice for professional loggers across the USA. | American Loggers Council | Facebook

11K views · 265 reactions | This is My Office: Logging in Maine! | American Loggers Council | Facebook

6.3K views · 94 reactions | Owner of Clary Logging, Mr. Robert Clary talks about a long personal history in the logging industry in Georgia. Mr. Clary values family and hard work. He has a history with Tigercat that began in 1992 and has resulted in the purchase of over 60 Tigercat machines. This mini-documentary was created in memory of Rosey and Robert's son, Randall Scott Clary, also know as Toogie, who passed May 19, 2005. | American Loggers Council | Facebook

1.1K views · 65 reactions | B&M Logging, based in Chehalis, Washington. Video by Kevin Core from Loggers World LLC | American Loggers Council | Facebook

Amazing logging machines, from the World of Tractors- https://bit.ly/2PnYhCm | American Loggers Council