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skip to content continue to british horse loggers charitable trust (bhlct) email twitter facebook british horse loggers keepers of the art of low impact extraction systems patron: hrh the prince of wales menu home hire a logger membership become a logger ads & news adverts job reports equipment reviews general articles members member login membership renewal timber tongues bhl woodland management award your member profile contact bhl bhlct training grants demonstration events supporting us contact bhlct home welcome to our website we are an independent group formed to represent those either working horses in forestry or anyone interested in the art of horse logging and supporting the skill. the british horse loggers is also the only national body representing those working in the industry. our aim is to promote horse logging as a viable and sustainable option within modern forestry, showcasing the benefits to both our woodlands and our horses. we are also continuing to use a traditional and important skill. horse logging offers an efficient flexible approach to timber extraction with a wide range of both traditional and modern equipment available. the horses can work through the full range of woodland operations from first thinnings through to extracting the final crop. they are a low impact and sympathetic tool particularly when it comes to the management of ancient woodland and archaeologically important sites. working horses are ideally suited to steep sites, wet sites and environmentally sensitive areas where mechanical extraction is either not welcome or cannot access without excessive damage. horse logging can work efficiently alongside a tractor operation if necessary. the use of horses can minimise damage to existing crops, coppiced stools and areas of regeneration. they also have the option to work in small areas where felling to provide an extraction route can be kept to a minimum. it also reduces compaction and damage to the woodland floor whilst giving no pollution from fossil fuels. we offer practical support in many forms both to members already working horses in woodland environments and to those wishing to begin. we hope that this also offers opportunities to non-working members who seek us out purely for the pleasure of seeing the horses worked as they can be and supporting the industry. closely associated with the bhl is the british horse loggers charitable trust (bhlct) which shares this website. bhlct through its grant scheme gives financial support for professional training and business development as well as organising demonstration events . hire a horse logger join british horse loggers members area i was using valtrex for 5 days. i can say that it is very effective, it quickly removes all the symptoms at the dosage of one tablet a day. the pills are sold in slabs with 6 or 10 tablets of white color. i advise you to take a slab with 6 tablets because it is a fast acting drug. the price is very good for its effect and available to everyone. i suggest this drug you and your friends! as you look through our website you will see that we strive to offer excellent learning opportunities through a variety of courses, an industry based insurance scheme for working members and a market place for the buying and selling of horses and related items. we also try to organise progress events around the country giving opportunities to all to visit woodlands being worked with horses. with all of these benefits we hope to encourage more of you to join us and support the use of horses in forestry which could either be your own or those belonging to others. for those of you seeking this website to find a horse logging contractor we have both a professional register which offers a list of approved working members and a list offering the details of other working members. bhl tweets tweets by @bhloggers bhl facebook unable to display facebook posts. show error error: error validating application. application has been deleted. type: oauthexception code: 190 please refer to our error message reference . corporate member contact information chairman (kate mobbs-morgan) tel 07986 337205 email [email protected] view all contacts copyright © british horse loggers copyright © british horse loggers charitable trust (bhlct)

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