SEND IT!!! | Airborne Trees 

Cedar is mostly going into cedar shakes for roofs and siding, so even the busted up, half rotten stuff gets hauled in and utilized for what's in it. Old timers told me they cut 700 year old trees rooted over the fallen logs of even bigger cedar that were cut out and used and was just as good as the forest logs. The good sound, clear logs are sawn for lumber and beams and choice cedar and hemlock logs are sliced for veneer. Owner of veneer company I sell to buys logs up there.

@@treemanclint2883thanks for the info, I saw a video on Arte that most from the forest in canada 🇨🇦 goes for cellulose and pampers, take stay safe

@@fern6114 just the low grade and small white wood. The cellulose material is coming from mainly Balsam Poplar, Populus Balsamifera, which grows more so in the inland provinces, not the coast.

I was thinking the same thing because to the right of that tree it's a 20ft drop