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pummy
The local Smith-Central Oregon word for pumice, usually pummy dust. An all-pervasive volcanic powder that is practically impossible to remove. Source: pacificforestfoundation.org (offline)
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bull cook
A cook's assistant, who does all of the dirty work. Source: pacificforestfoundation.org (offline)
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shay
A steam locomotive adapted to logging and noted for agility and indestructibility. Source: pacificforestfoundation.org (offline)
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block cut
A small or partial clearcut, in which some trees are left standing. Source: pacificforestfoundation.org (offline)
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blow down
A tree felled by the wind or some other natural causes. Source: pacificforestfoundation.org (offline)
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boom boat
A small, powerful, almost circular and highly manueverable boat used to herd logs, usually in a mill pond. Source: pacificforestfoundation.org (offline)
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brail
In water logging, a system whereby the outermost of several floating logs is held in place with a pike pole and the whole pod moved intot he current by the jet boat. Source: pacificforestfoundation.org (offline)
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brush ape
A logger, usually a chokerman. You'd better be smiling when you call a logger this name, or be a very good friend. Source: pacificforestfoundation.org (offline)
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