Council Loggers Jubilee Events

In this thrilling "bull of the woods" competition, we unveil the ultimate champions among large saw operators, showcasing skill, precision, and the unwavering spirit of the forestry elite.

1. Logs are estimated to be 23-26” in diameter.

2. Contestants will provide their own saw.

3.  Contestants will start on the announcer’s signal. Time will stop when the block is severed. Each cut must produce a full disc. Cut-outs will require the sawyer to restart the cut, with the timer still running. 

4. Contestants will have a maximum of 2 minutes to warm up the saw prior to cutting. 

5. Chaps and ballistic nylon or equivalent protection are highly encouraged to be worn. Eye protection, Hearing protection, and additional layers of ballistic nylon should be added to the chaps as a safety precaution. 

This thrilling "buck of the woods" competition showcases the top medium saw operators, highlighting their skill, precision, and expertise.

1. Logs are estimated to be 23-26” in diameter. 

2. Contestants will provide their own saw.

3. Contestants will start on the announcer’s signal. Time will stop when the block is severed. Each cut must produce a full disc. Cut-outs will require the sawyer to restart the cut, with the timer still running. 

4. Contestants will have a maximum of 2 minutes to warm up the saw prior to cutting. 

5. Chaps and ballistic nylon or equivalent protection are highly encouraged to be worn. Eye protection, Hearing protection, and additional layers of ballistic nylon should be added to the chaps as a safety precaution. 

Youth Splitting is the ultimate event to showcase your splitting skills! Who can wield an axe faster and more accurately, backed by sheer power? Let’s see who our strongest youth competitor is! 

1. Contestants will be allowed to mark the log with a marking pencil. 

2. Time starts on the announcer’s signal. Hitting the block before the signal will 

result in disqualification. Time stops when the round is split in 4 equal chunks.  

3. Contestants may have a second axe available to use.  

4. Youth event is ages 14-18. Chaps mush be worn, and are provided.

Get ready for some thrilling action! The team that beats the clock and claims the fastest time takes home the victory!

Three people per team, with at least one female teammate. 

1. Person 1 – Runs Chainsaw, cutting two rounds (sawyer to turn to the inside, and away from teammates to begin second cut). Once chainsaw is off, sawyer returns to starting circle to tag in the splitter.

2. Person 2 – Splits wood into 4 equal sections. Once both rounds are split, splitter returns to the starting circle to tag in loader/wood tosser.

3. Person 3 – Tosses all split wood into pickup. Open tailgate for pickup to remain within 8 feet of participating contestants. 

This exciting new event is not for the faint of heart! Five of the strongest competitors will face off in this Tug of War of the Titans! Winner takes all in a competition-style format.
 

1. Each team in a Tug of War competition consists of five (5) people.
2. There are two age classifications in Tug of War:
   1. Class A (Adult) = Ages 18 and up
   2. Class B (Youth) = Ages 13-17
3. The rope used will be marked in the middle with a center line, as well as two marks that should be placed 12 feet from the center line.
4. At the start of the pull, the center line of the rope should be immediately above the line marked on the ground.
5. Both teams pull the rope, the winner being the team who manages to pull the mark on the rope closest to their opponents over the center line.
6. The rope must be pulled underarm, and nobody’s elbow must go below the knee, otherwise a foul will be called.
7. Matches are a best of three pull, the winner winning two out of the three pulls.
8. Winner takes all for Age class/category. 

Log Birling (Log RolIing)

Contestants will compete one on one while balancing on a floating log, the objective is to

remain on the log longer than the opponent.

• There are two age classifications in Log birling:
  • Class A (Adult) = Ages 18 and up Class B (Youth)= Ages 13-17
• Conteswnts must begin with both feet on the log at the announcer's signal.
• Only footwork may be used to control the log. No splashing; pushing, or physical contact is permitted.
• A fall is declared when a contestant loses balance and both feet leave the log.
• Matches are typically best two out of three falls.
• Timekeepers and Judges will determine the winner of each roll.
• Logs must remain in the designated water area at all times. Winner takes all for Age class/category.

Safety Regulations

• Contestants must be able to swim. No Lifeguard on duty.
• No running starts or jumping onto the log.
• Nonslip footwear is recommended.
• Spotters must be present around the water perimeter.

Contestants will race to properly set chokers around designated logs in the fastest time.

Contestants will begin with one foot in the starting circle.

At the announcer's signal, contestants will run to the log(s} andl set chokers according to standard logging practice.

• Chokers must be placed correctly and securely to avoid time penalties.

A clean run requires all chokers to be set properly before signaling completion.

Fastest clean time wins.

Safety Regulations

• Closed-toed shoes, gloves, and appropriate clothing are encouraged.
• Contestants must remain within the marked course boundaries.
• Judges will verify proper choker placement before time is recorded.

Teams of two will use a crosscut saw to sever a round as quickly as possible.

• Contestants will provide their own saws unless otherwise noted. Jubilee has one crosscut saw availablie to borrow.

Both competitors must maintain control of the saw at all times.

• Cuts must produce a complete disc. An incomplete cut will require restarting the cut with the timer running.
• No precutting, prescoring, or altering the log is allowed.
• Time starts at the announcer's signal and stops when the round is fully severed.
• Fastest clean-cut wins.

Safety Regulations

• Closed-toed shoes, gloves; and appropriate clothing are encouraged.
• Chaps must be worn.

End of competition duel. 

Challenge another competitor for a duel to prove who is faster, 1 vs 1.