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Burton Logging 2012 Pig Roast: Larry Burton, Stacy Watkins



2012-03-05 - Millerfield Road, Columbia, KY - Photo by Ed Waggener.
Larry Burton who now operates Burton Logging with his brother, Phillip Burton, with Stacy Watkins of Burkesville, KY. Larry and Phillip started the Pig Roast tradition, expanding their father's first Saturday in March mule pulling event, started by their father, Joseph Burton several decades ago. The Burtons are strong advocates of using draft animals instead of motorized equipment to log. "it's more economical," Larry Burton said, "and we can harvest the tree we want without damaging the ones nearby." He said that his big project, personally, is getting Stacy to move to Columbia.


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