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| Log | | Eight-foot or longer tree segment.
-Length of tree suitable for processing ... |
| Log deck | | Pile of logs on a woods landing or in a ... |
| Log jack | | Tool used to raise a log from the ground during ... |
| Log rule | | Table intended to show amounts of lumber that may be ... |
| Log scale | | Measure of the volume of wood in a log or ... |
| Logger | | A person employed in the production of logs and/or wood ... |
| Logger's Smallpox | | Scars on a lumberjack inflicted by the opponent's spiked boots ... |
| Logging plan | | As used in the eastern and western regions: layout, on ... |
| Logging residues | | Unused portions of pole timber and sawtimber trees killed by ... |
| Logging setting | | Area to be logged; a block or strip.
-Management block or ... |
| Logging truck | | Vehicle used to transport logs. A logging truck consists of ... |
| Long butt | | Section cut from the bottom log of a tree and ... |
| Long ton | | British unit of weight equal to 2,240 pounds ... |
| Long-line skidding | | Term currently synonymous with skyline skidding.
-Cable system method of skidding ... |
| Long-span skidding | | Cable system capable of skidding f logs for 3,000 feet ... |
| Longwood | | Pulpwood 120 inches or more in length.
-Pulpwood over 10 feet ... |
| Longwood harvesting | | Timber harvesting method in which harvested trees are moved to ... |
| Lop | | To cut limbs from standing trees ... |
| Lumber dimensions | | 1. Actual size: The dimensions obtained when an individual ... |
| Lumber tally | | Record of lumber giving the number of boards or pieces ... |
| Lumberjack | | One who works in forests, performing any of a variety ... |
| Lumberjack Lingo | | Book compiled in 1969 by L.G. Sorden containing a collection ... |
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