(a) a lumberman who hauls logs along the skids to the skidway; (b) a tractor or other machine for skidding logs.
| Example | Meaning |
He- right now he's working um in the forestry industry and they work to ah set up the plots for the tree planters. So he's driving a huge skidder in the middle of nowhere. |
A tractor or other machine for skidding logs. |
| Example | Meaning |
Speaker 1: No but I wouldn't let anybody into my bush with a skidder. Speaker 2: They just destroy every tree. You-know they get one where the horses would work around them. Speaker 1: No, you would never get into my bush with a skidder. Interviewer: So a skidder is what? Speaker 1: It's what they skid the logs with. Speaker 2: It's a big heavy- Interviewer: Big heavy thing. |
A tractor or other machine for skidding logs. |
| Example | Meaning |
You couldn't buy a bush lot today even with your big skidders and-stuff and pay for it in three weeks. You couldn't do it. 'Cause it's going to cost you two-hundred-thousand or three-hundred-thousand for that. |
A tractor or other machine for skidding logs. |
| Example | Meaning |
Yeah yeah yeah, no. I've got my li-- my chainsaw skidder license ah but I've been using a chainsaw since I was you-know just a young, well I cut my own wood and then um, I cut my own logs too sometimes and that one storm we had- you-know I had a lot of stuff came down too so you hate to see it go to waste. |
(a) a lumberman who hauls logs along the skids to the skidway; (b) a tractor or other machine for skidding logs. |
