(Mar 20, 2018) Logging is some of the oldest work around Northern New York. Many communities around the North Country were established around logging camps in the 18th and 19th centuries, and big money was made turning felled trees into products like chairs, paper, crates, and even matches.
Not too many people are around that worked logging before chainsaws and trucks, but Ross Young is one of them. He started working in the woods at 16, with handsaws and horses.