Game of Logging I
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Time: June 2, 2012 from 8am to 4:30pm
Location: Wyoming County - location to be determined
Phone: 315 877 5795
Event Type: forestry, training
Organized By: Helen M Thomas
Latest Activity: Jan 13, 2012
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Event Description
The training presents the Game of Logging program, re-designed for private forest owners, firewood cutters, and homeowners wishing to gain a more thorough knowledge and practical, hands-on experience with safety and productivity. No experience is required for Level I participants. Participants learn increasingly advanced techniques during Level I, II, and III for directional felling, safety, and saw and chain maintenance. Each level builds on skills from previous training levels, so advanced levels require participation in earlier levels. Registration includes hands-on training with a Game of Logging Certified Instructor, handouts, light refreshments, and a certificate of completion. Participants personally fell a tree under the guidance of a certified instructor.
This will take place in Wyoming County, location to be determined
Pre-registration by calling the New York State Maple Producers' Association office, Helen Thomas 315 877 5795
Level I includes: Using and maintaining safety equipment, safety features of the saw, how to hold and handle a saw safely to reduce fatigue, understanding parts of a tooth for sharpening, understanding the reactive forces of a running chainsaw. We will learn the proper way to do a bore-cut. Participants learn the mechanics and physics of hinge wood, directional felling to a plan, and how to identify the lean in a tree.
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