Extreme Large Tree Felling Process in the USA – You Won’t Believe What They Do With Massive Logs

Step into the heart of the United States’ logging industry and witness the extreme large tree felling process deep in the forests of the Pacific Northwest. From falling ancient trees with expert precision to hauling massive logs using heavy machinery like skidders and log loaders, this video captures the raw power and skill behind modern logging.

Here, we follow the journey of a century-old giant—a log with a diameter of 60 feet (≈18 meters), a size so massive that only a few sawmills in the U.S. are equipped to handle it. These old-growth trees have stood for generations and are harvested under strict regulations to ensure forest sustainability.

Watch how these huge logs are transported using oversize logging trucks, then milled down with incredible accuracy at high-capacity sawmills. It's a rare look at the transformation from towering forest titan to valuable lumber used in construction, furniture, and more.

Whether you're fascinated by tree cutting, timber harvesting, or the log milling process, this video has something for you.

🎥 Real crews. Real forests. Real power.
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