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PHILADELPHIA, Miss.Mississippi’s Drew Sullivan, 46, is the owner of Performance Logging, Inc. The third generation logger grew up with a love for logging; he inherited the sawdust in his veins from his late father, Garry, and grandfather. Drew worked with his dad until markets pushed Garry out of the business in 2007. After things improved, Drew started his own business in 2010, and his dad went to work for him. After losing his dad two years ago, Drew carries on the family tradition with a single crew using Barko and Tigercat machines.

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Industry News Roundup

New From Tigercat: 880E Logger

New From Tigercat: 880E Logger

The 880 series logger from Tigercat is a multi-purpose forestry carrier that can be configured for loading, shovel logging or processing applications. The 880E is powered by the Tigercat FPT N67 engine, producing 230 kW…

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Axe Women Loggers Of Maine

Axe Women Loggers Of Maine

displayed their skills at the Mississippi Ag & Outdoor Expo August 6-8 2021. The all-female team come from across the country and perform logging sports including: axe throwing, underhand chop, crosscut sawing and crowd favorite,…

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