logging
logging To cut logs from which lumber is to be sawn. Thus pulpwood cutting is not logging in this sense. A pulpwood cutter will generally consider himself a logger, but when he says that he is going "logging", he means that he is going to cut saw-logs and not pulp - wood. Not used Not used...
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| Summary: | logging To cut logs from which lumber is to be sawn. Thus pulpwood cutting is not logging in this sense. A pulpwood cutter will generally consider himself a logger, but when he says that he is going "logging", he means that he is going to cut saw-logs and not pulp - wood. Not used Not used Withdrawn Checked by Jordyn Hughes on Tue 16 Jun 2015 |
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