EPIC GIANT Sinker Cypress Log Pulled From River Bottom On The Sawmill! 38Foot Long!



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44 thoughts on “EPIC GIANT Sinker Cypress Log Pulled From River Bottom On The Sawmill! 38Foot Long!”

  1. I use to work for a flooring company, we sold carpet and so called hardwood floor there is nothing made today that comes close to old wood and to pull something like this is the proverbial diamond in the rough

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  2. My father in law worked for the Paxton Lumber Co. out of Missouri, they dealt mostly with exotic woods, but he told me a favorite was "Blue Cottonwood" which was very old and blue stained Cottonwood pulled out of the water after decades. This wood wasn't blue but was very beautiful nonetheless. Axe cut as well, incredible.

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  3. Great video. The last few minutes had me tearing up. Danny H. was a true friend of mine. I miss him terribly. It was great seeing you at the sawmill project again this year. JT

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  4. that is a small one, down in here in Mississippi grow them full size. and when they pull a log that's been down in the mud for many years it will have turned blue, and is called a blue log, very nice when it is cut and dried out. there used to be a mill on the river that bought logs, one day when coming back from water skiing we meet a guy on a log that must have been 12 foot in diameter waving at the tug boat crew sitting at the saw mill to come and get him so he could sell the log.

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  5. You could practically build an entire house from all that wood. I can't help but think that what Annheuser Busch did with their recent failed ad campaign is alienate this very type of wholesome, down to earth people, not just here, but all over this great country!

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  6. Most folks could never understand this but that is what I call having a good time and at the end of the day when y'all all cleaned up and your belly's full, you lay down on them clean sheets with some good cold air blowing on you and you just sleep so good with no troubles on your mind. Why can't the whole world live like that. I love it man !!!
    ๐Ÿ”๐Ÿ’ƒ๐Ÿ‚๐Ÿ˜๐Ÿ‡บ๐Ÿ‡ฒ๐Ÿ‚๐Ÿ’ƒ๐Ÿ”

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  7. Pardon ignorance but "sinker" means they found this log under water or in the mud, right? I am aware that cypress wood resists rot, moisture and insects, but has this log been underwater since ax cutting was common?? That's something like 70 years!

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