91K views · 2.2K reactions | Sneak peek! Taylor Johnson of Springbrook, Wis., is in northern Wisconsin harvesting pulpwood and bolts (for railroad ties) with his Norwegian Fjord gelding, Ole. We’ll have a full episode airing this fall! | Rural Heritage Magazine | Facebook

1939 - Taken on State Forest No. 3 (Fairchild State Forest); demonstrating cutting pine pulpwood without mechanized equipment. First scenes are using a double-bit axe to mark 4 ½’ lengths on the log. Each pulpwood “bolt” was then cut with a two-man crosscut saw and stacked in the woods. Pine pulpwood was the necessary raw material for the recently-opened Southland Paper Mill in Lufkin. #MovieMonday | Texas A&M Forest Service

14K views · 20 reactions | Harvesting trees for paper with @tigercat_machines — Pulpwood is timber grown to be cut down and turned into paper and paper products! Renewable logging tracks like this one keep the world running. This is a resource we use every single day. From toilet paper to cardboard boxes, it all starts here. — To learn more about heavy equipment and the trades, head on over to BuildWitt and give us a follow! #heavyequipment #tigercat | BuildWitt | Facebook