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* RantInducingSlight: At least once an episode for most of the crews. Pretty much once per scene for [=S&S=] Aqua Logging.
** One of the most memorable is probably the absolute ''tantrum'' Gabe Rygaard threw when he discovered one of the chainsaws had been broken. While it was an expensive piece of equipment, he literally behaved like a small child throwing a fit. Still probably doesn't measure up to his father at one point getting a relatively minor bit of bad news over the phone, then throwing his cellphone on the ground, getting out his gun, and '''shooting the phone repeatedly'''.
** One of the most memorable is probably the absolute ''tantrum'' Gabe Rygaard threw when he discovered one of the chainsaws had been broken. While it was an expensive piece of equipment, he literally behaved like a small child throwing a fit. Still probably doesn't measure up to his father at one point getting a relatively minor bit of bad news over the phone, then throwing his cellphone on the ground, getting out his gun, and '''shooting the phone repeatedly'''.
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* AuthorExistenceFailure: Jimmy Smith lost his battle with cancer and died shortly after the filming of season 6 finished.
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* UsefulNotes/{{Alaska}}: Starting with season 4, Papac Alaska Logging operates on the islands of Southeast Alaska.
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* CanadaEh: Season 4, 6, and 8 feature crews working on job sites in British Columbia.
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* CanadaEh: Season 4, 6, 8, and 8 10 feature crews working on job sites in British Columbia.
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** Billy Ray Smith, owner of Buckin' Billy Ray's Tree Service (season 10), frequently uses vintage chainsaws to cut down trees that pose a danger to private houses. He climbs the trees and cuts them from the top down.
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* RetiredBadass: Dwayne Dethlefs, one of Pihl's best cutters. He quits in Season 2 and spends a few years in retirement, but returns in Season 10 to help the crew start a new job.
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It quickly fell into {{Docusoap}} territory. The series was canceled in 2016 after nine seasons.
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It quickly fell into {{Docusoap}} territory. The series was canceled went on hiatus in 2016 after nine seasons.
seasons, but a tenth premiered in July 2019.
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* OldSoldier: Old ''logger'' technically, but it is still a dangerous and physically excreting line of work.
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* OldSoldier: Old ''logger'' technically, but it is still a dangerous and physically excreting demanding line of work.
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** Thanks to steep, rocky mountainside logging sites, falling boulders and stumps.
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** Thanks to steep, rocky mountainside logging sites, falling boulders and stumps. stumps - and even logs, if they slip out of the cables cinched onto them while being moved.
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Quickly fell into {{Docusoap}} territory. The series was canceled in 2016 after nine seasons.
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* [[AuthorExistenceFailure Captain Existence Failure]]: Jimmy Smith lost his battle with cancer and died shortly after the filming of season 6 finished.
* BadAssGrandpa:
** Craig Rygaard may be over 60 but quickly recovers from being knocked over by a swinging loader. Even after he gets his leg crushed by the mechanism at the end of Season 8, he helps Gabe during the following season from time to time.
** J. M. Browning is in his 70's(?) but until the end of season 4, he was still actively logging. Most of one hand was ripped off in an accident years earlier, but he designed a prosthesis that allowed him to use a chainsaw.
* BadAssGrandpa:
** Craig Rygaard may be over 60 but quickly recovers from being knocked over by a swinging loader. Even after he gets his leg crushed by the mechanism at the end of Season 8, he helps Gabe during the following season from time to time.
** J. M. Browning is in his 70's(?) but until the end of season 4, he was still actively logging. Most of one hand was ripped off in an accident years earlier, but he designed a prosthesis that allowed him to use a chainsaw.
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** "Logzilla," the boat the S&S crew used in Seasons 3 through 6. When Dave "Kraken" Stone strikes out on his own in Season 7 using this boat, it gives him no end of problems and eventually sinks under the weight of the enormous logs he's pulled up.
*[[AuthorExistenceFailure Captain Existence Failure]]: AuthorExistenceFailure: Jimmy Smith lost his battle with cancer and died shortly after the filming of season 6 finished.
* BadAssGrandpa:
** Craig Rygaard may be over 60 but quickly recovers from being knocked over by a swinging loader. Even after he gets his leg crushed by the mechanism at the end of Season 8, he helps Gabe during the following season from time to time.
** J. M. Browning is in his 70's(?) but until the end of season 4, he was still actively logging. Most of one hand was ripped off in an accident years earlier, but he designed a prosthesis that allowed him to use a chainsaw.finished.
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* BadAssGrandpa:
** Craig Rygaard may be over 60 but quickly recovers from being knocked over by a swinging loader. Even after he gets his leg crushed by the mechanism at the end of Season 8, he helps Gabe during the following season from time to time.
** J. M. Browning is in his 70's(?) but until the end of season 4, he was still actively logging. Most of one hand was ripped off in an accident years earlier, but he designed a prosthesis that allowed him to use a chainsaw.
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* PieInTheFace: In Season 6, Craig Rygaard reconciles with the crew and especially with recently re-hired rigger, Dave Schroeder, using some lemon meringue humble pie.
** At least Dave was able to see the humor.
** At least Dave was able to see the humor.
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*OldSoldier: Old ''logger'' technically, but it is still a dangerous and physically excreting line of work.
** Craig Rygaard may be over 60 but quickly recovers from being knocked over by a swinging loader. Even after he gets his leg crushed by the mechanism at the end of Season 8, he helps Gabe during the following season from time to time.
** J. M. Browning is in his 70's(?) but until the end of season 4, he was still actively logging. Most of one hand was ripped off in an accident years earlier, but he designed a prosthesis that allowed him to use a chainsaw.
* PieInTheFace: In Season 6, Craig Rygaard reconciles with the crew and especially with recently re-hired rigger, Dave Schroeder, using some lemon meringue humble pie. \n** At least Dave was able to see the humor.
** Craig Rygaard may be over 60 but quickly recovers from being knocked over by a swinging loader. Even after he gets his leg crushed by the mechanism at the end of Season 8, he helps Gabe during the following season from time to time.
** J. M. Browning is in his 70's(?) but until the end of season 4, he was still actively logging. Most of one hand was ripped off in an accident years earlier, but he designed a prosthesis that allowed him to use a chainsaw.
* PieInTheFace: In Season 6, Craig Rygaard reconciles with the crew and especially with recently re-hired rigger, Dave Schroeder, using some lemon meringue humble pie.
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* WhatAPieceOfJunk:
** Rygaard's Green Bean yarder.
** "Logzilla," the boat the S&S crew used in Seasons 3 through 6. When Dave "Kraken" Stone strikes out on his own in Season 7 using this boat, it gives him no end of problems and eventually sinks under the weight of the enormous logs he's pulled up.
** Rygaard's Green Bean yarder.
** "Logzilla," the boat the S&S crew used in Seasons 3 through 6. When Dave "Kraken" Stone strikes out on his own in Season 7 using this boat, it gives him no end of problems and eventually sinks under the weight of the enormous logs he's pulled up.
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A RealityTV show airing in Creator/TheHistoryChannel, starting in 2008. Tells the story of several different logging crews struggling to fell trees and ship them off to sawmills and other buyers. Originally set in Washington and Oregon, it has since expanded into other parts of North America, including Alaska, Montana, Southwestern Canada, and the swamps and rivers of Florida and Louisiana. As of January, 2016, it's still showing loggers.
Quickly fell into {{Docusoap}} territory.
Quickly fell into {{Docusoap}} territory.
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A RealityTV show airing in Creator/TheHistoryChannel, starting in 2008. Tells the story of several different logging crews struggling to fell trees and ship them off to sawmills and other buyers. Originally set in Washington and Oregon, it has since expanded into other parts of North America, including Alaska, Montana, Southwestern Canada, and the swamps and rivers of Florida and Louisiana. As of January, 2016, it's still showing loggers.
Quickly fell into {{Docusoap}} territory. \n The series was canceled in 2016 after nine seasons.
Quickly fell into {{Docusoap}} territory.
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** Craig Rygaard may be over 60 but quickly recovers from being knocked over by a swinging loader.
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** Craig Rygaard may be over 60 but quickly recovers from being knocked over by a swinging loader. Even after he gets his leg crushed by the mechanism at the end of Season 8, he helps Gabe during the following season from time to time.
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A RealityTV show airing in Creator/TheHistoryChannel, starting in 2008. Tells the story of several different logging crews struggling to fell trees and ship them off to sawmills and other buyers. Originally set in Washington and Oregon, it has since expanded into other parts of North America, including Alaska, Montana, Southwestern Canada, and the swamps and rivers of Florida and Louisiana.
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A RealityTV show airing in Creator/TheHistoryChannel, starting in 2008. Tells the story of several different logging crews struggling to fell trees and ship them off to sawmills and other buyers. Originally set in Washington and Oregon, it has since expanded into other parts of North America, including Alaska, Montana, Southwestern Canada, and the swamps and rivers of Florida and Louisiana. As of January, 2016, it's still showing loggers.
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** Shelby's forklift, the log dog, or his jet boat.
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** Shelby's forklift, the log dog, or his (pre-overhaul) jet boat.
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* {{Squick}}: When David Zitterkopf knocks a tooth loose while trying to uproot a tree stump, he uses a heavy wrench and a pair of needle-nose pliers to pull it out. The tooth, not the stump. ''On camera.''
** Shelby's assistant Da'Vi pulls off one of his own toenails to show the effects of the fungal infection plaguing his feet.
** Shelby's assistant Da'Vi pulls off one of his own toenails to show the effects of the fungal infection plaguing his feet.
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** David Zitterkopf resorts to gunpowder to blow a stump loose from a job site, and Shelby rigs explosive to free a stubborn underwater log from the bottom of the swamp.
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** Shelby, David Zitterkopf resorts Zitterkopf, and Gary and Eddie resort to gunpowder various explosives to blow a stump loose up stumps or free sunken logs from a job site, heavy mud and Shelby rigs explosive to free a stubborn underwater log from the bottom of the swamp. undergrowth.
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** David Zitterkopf resorts to gunpowder to blow a stump loose from a job site, and Shelby rigs explosive to free a stubborn underwater log from the bottom of the swamp.
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* Shelby's assistant DaVi pulls off one of his own toenails to show the effects of the fungal infection plaguing his feet.
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