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Bublitz Logging II with Stones Bay Holdings

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Bublitz Logging II is out now! This time we have shots of every phase in the logging game, from bunchers to trucks! The four Tigercat Bunchers are owned and opperated by Bublitz Ent. and family. The skidding, processing and trucking was all done by Stones Bay Holdings.
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1 июл 2022

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@joedavidson6556 4 дня назад

Excellent video with excellent operators 👍👍

@223cander 8 месяцев назад

Incredible film. I know those guys are working hard, but they're also living the dream. Hope they appreciate it, hope I would if I were there.

@georgevindo 10 месяцев назад

I'm very proud that another Vanderhoof start up is doing so well. I knew your grandpa, Roger.

@thebells1201 9 месяцев назад

Love the video keep rippin!

@timrainwater3969 Год назад

Beautiful edited video & the background music is amazing. Love it!!

@craigtjen9130 9 месяцев назад

Great video make more

@badfarmer Год назад

Well done; fun and informative, I share this with my forestry students!

@redheadedcountryboy Год назад

My son wants to ask when you’ll be adding another video!? He loves Watching your channel!

@johnathanjanvier4113 2 года назад

Nice job and nice videos I miss bunching with the 870 tigercat

@sprucesoldier 2 года назад

Y’all got some Great Operators!

@willmortimer8519 Год назад

Awesome logging vid

@hondarider9818 4 месяца назад

Damn 4 bunchers how many skidders yall running we ran 2 with one buncher and he was fast asf

@jusivansilva630 Год назад

So nice!

@mattlundberg5741 2 месяца назад

Very cool video! Not often you see 4 fellers working together. Say what do you do with all that dead wood??

@rkalkes Год назад

Wow I would love to come up to bc and see you guys cut.

@thedailylogger1045 2 года назад

Good video, thanks for putting it together. How much longer will this bug killed wood be salvageable? Seems as though there will be a long dry spell, timber wise, for that region when it's all picked up. Thanks again, be safe!

@seanbublitz4155 2 года назад

Thanks! The pine kill wood lasts a long time and a lot of it can still make a saw log for timber, the spruce on the other hand a lot of it dries up and rots very quickly, within a few years of being hit by the beetle from what we’ve experienced. We don’t normally log blocks of small dead pine like this this was a bit of a one time thing for us as we are usually at higher elevations where the big spruce and balsam are.

@robinbasil39 10 месяцев назад

❤ I killed tree for Corsa. Nice wood . Killed a 8 ft pine in black water Rd 80s

@robinbasil39 10 месяцев назад

I logged tanzul. 😊

@anthonyjohnson100 7 месяцев назад

Pipedream job on any of those machines

@elijahcarpenter6445 Год назад

Awesome video man a lot of work getting really good at it I'm doing watching your stuff definitely will subscribe question what kind of drone do you use??? I'm down in the states and West Virginia logging the Appalachian mountains we just bought our first tiger cat 822 feller buncher with a rolly 2 head.

@willmortimer8519 9 месяцев назад

just an endless see of pulp and stud that all the haters use ever day ! fuck em ! keep cutting on boys

@mikehd3904 2 года назад

Awesome bud, last vid was great to,..actually it might be better IMO

@seanbublitz4155 2 года назад

I’d have to agree, entertainment wise the first one is better, that’s because the first one is an absolute masterpiece and that’s not easily duplicated 😮‍💨😂 that and I had limited footage making this second video. I was going for a different vibe on this one as well, a little less blood pumping adrenaline rush and more just a real view of what the logging operation is like as a whole

@mikehd3904 Год назад

@@seanbublitz4155was back in 870 again after 6 year hiatus, was awesome to "hug trees" again, time for 880 now for loading/unloading in the sort yard

@sprucesoldier 2 года назад

Fick yea!💪🏻

@timbertom4324 Год назад

How come they let the trees go bad for so long before harvesting them ?

@georgevindo 10 месяцев назад

They were pine trees, killed by pine beetles. We lost millions of acres of pine to those little critters. There are still stands of beetle killed timber out there. Its too much to get all of it.