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| Title: | Logger holding a Pike Pole standing on the log pond at Mineral Lake. |
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| Internal ID: | 0523.0059 |
| Medium: | Photograph |
| Date: | 1945 |
| Collection: | 0523 |
| Source: | Columbia Basin Institute of Regional History |
| People: | Melody |
| Date Created Approx: | Yes |
| Source External ID: | Columbia Basin Institute |
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Logger holding a Pike Pole standing on the log pond. In lumbering they are used to control logs floating on a river in a log drive and constructing log rafts. Pike poles used in log rafting were originally made of wood, typically spruce or fir. In the mid-1960s they began to be made of aluminum tubing plugged with a wooden knob to maintain buoyancy. Specialized logging tools of similar appearance are peavey and cant hook. Can anyone help identify this logger?
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