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I was talking more about selective logging, Burnham. Around here, skidders tear down anything in their path, either directly, or in the sweep of pulling a tree-length pull. With horses, the logs are usually cut to legth and hitched up one to three at a time and little damage is done to the...

Not to disagree with ya, but when we had a mule for plowing years ago, it was "gee" (right) and "haw" (left). I never did any logging with horses, but a good friend of mine helped his dad for years log with horses. Sure takes better care of the terrain than a skidder.....