3.1K views · 11 reactions | 1939 - Taken on State Forest No. 3 (Fairchild State Forest); demonstrating cutting pine pulpwood without mechanized equipment. First scenes are using a double-bit axe to mark 4 ½’ lengths on the log. Each pulpwood “bolt” was then cut with a two-man crosscut saw and stacked in the woods. Pine pulpwood was the necessary raw material for the recently-opened Southland Paper Mill in Lufkin. #MovieMonday | Texas A&M Forest Service | Facebook

With 20 miles of trails through moderately rolling hills of pine forests, prairies, wetlands, scrub, and marshy lakeshore, there's plenty to discover when hiking the Arbuckle Tract of Lake Wales Ridge State Forest. | Visit Central Florida