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Horse Logging on the Homestead

jeff burkinshaw

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We finally got around to trying a little horse logging and the experience was terrific. It had all the hallmarks of homesteading; a little hard work, a little invention, time with family and of course....firewood. We'll definitely work towards the right gear and develop some skill at it. This is not a how-to but more of an encouragement if you've ever wanted to try it, hope you enjoy:

Jeff, Rose and the girls

Flora Eerschay

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Beautiful snow... I hear they're using horses in Czech and German forests as a more nature friendly way.

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John C Daley

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Ben Skiba

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I appreciate the leatherworking in this video too awesome!!

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