STEEP SLOPE Logging | Blue Steel Logging | Meet the LOGGERS

Blue Steel Logging are a logging operation based out of Clearwater, B.C, that specialize in steep slope logging in remote parts of Canada.
Their processor operator Megan runs an old 622b on a Linkbelt LX, retrofitted with our Cypress Systems Gen 5 control system.
This is part of a series where we visit logging operations around Canada to hear their stories. Leave a comment if you would like to be featured in an upcoming episode.
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[@blessdstry]

Awesome videos!

[@dannyauger7223]

I worked on the old blue yarder yrs ago in the north Thompson. It worked alright.

[@bigchuckyinkentucky6267]

So I was wondering who the land owner is. I see hundreds of cuts in the pictures of the mountains. In Kentucky the land owner hires a logging company to harvest the timber. The owner gets 40% and the logger gets 60%. Who owns all the land?

[@AxisForestryInc]

Some forestry land in British Columbia is privately owned and leased out to forestry companies and mills, in other cases the land is leased out by the provincial government on a tenure basis to forestry companies with certain regulations. In that case, the forestry companies pay a stumpage fee for the wood they harvest

[@hunteryt2462]

That's how we do privet land jobs in idaho as well

[@kenhubbard7355]

I WONDER ARE YOU UNIONISED IN THE IN THE I W A