Turner Logging, LLC is a 4th generation logging company founded by Clay Turner in 1932 and is completely family owned & operated based in Stockton, Mo. buying, managing, and harvesting timber in Missouri, Kansas, and Oklahoma. Following in Clay's footsteps, his youngest son Roger, has been buying and cutting timber since 1958 and can still be found on the jobsite everyday. Roger's grandson Daniel, works alongside him and is an MFPA certified Master Logger, as well as being very active and involved in Missouri's logging and forestry associations as a committee member and sits on the board of directors of the Missouri Logging Counsel. Follow our work on Facebook and Instagram @turnerloggingllc
"Logging is our life, it's our passion, and my family takes great pride in the work we do"
Nice to see a video. The woods looked really good. The deer will run all the skidder trails. The land owners will enjoy being able to use their woods. Stay safe Ben
Interested in buying a few truck loads from ya for a timberframe shop. Monitor Barn style that'll fit a semi or two, prefer 18" and larger and 20+ ft long. Longer the better. Would ya be interested?
Good looking, Oaks it looks like your crew is working out good. Having a second cutter takes some stress off you. That makes the job run better. Stay safe.. Ben
What a pleasure it would be to be working with you in the bush. My felling days are over, I am close to Dad’s age. Nice to watch. Thanks for sharing your videos
If only I didn’t have a wife and kids…I’d move out there and be in the woods everyday! Very lucky you get to do this and love the videos. Utz bar breaking is a bummer. That thing is awesome.
You and dad truly are masters.. you really are a true professional in the industry.. I love how in every video there is something I learn. These landowners are very lucky to have you work with them 👍🏻 keep at it brother. Be safe out there
Keeping the woods looking good. Always looking forward to the next harvest. Keeping the owners happy and informed. Your dad has made a great influence on you. good to see your videos. ty Ben
Why do you drop the trees on the bare ground? Asking for a dull chain! Drop the trees on small cross logs. Only Amish do what you do, but they use horses. Senseless! ,
I took my Game of Logging classes in 2015 with Joe Glenn. He was an excellent instructor, very knowledgeable and insightful as well as being a seasoned logger with great first hand experience in harvesting. I received my Missouri Master Logger certification in 2022, I can’t say enough good things about the program or the great loggers I’m fortunate enough to carry that title with. Thank you very much for watching 🙏💯
Are you referring to 'The Game of Logging' that was originally taught by Soren Erickkson? I took that course from him in the early 1990's . He was one of the most interesting men I ever met. He was a visionary. I would be interested in talking to you about putting on a course for my Logging crews.
@@TheCowboylogic yes that is correct. Soren revolutionized safety in logging in our country! He is the father of logging safety. I am the first instructor who was not trained directly under him. I can and do travel to other states to put on trainings.
That heat is hard on the body. Thanks for the new vids, I know you aren't particularly thrilled about doing vids now but I sure enjoy seeing what you guys are up to.
Dad is busy in the garden this time of year. He’s been with me to look at a few tracts lately and does a little work on the yard, but it’s mainly his garden. Thank you for always watching, Tom!
So glad you ve started making videos again! Since Dad passed away this April, I've been binge watching RU-vid. I'm about all caught up with videos that interest me so thanks for the therapy 😉
