These are descriptions of some of the events in our shows and events that we compete in:

UNDERHAND CHOPPING
The gal's stand on top of a log mounted in a metal stand and chop through the log. They begin on one side, chop half way through, then turn and complete the chop. This event takes great skill and accuracy, it is very technical. The use 6#, razor sharp racing axes from Australia or New Zealand.

AXE THROWING
The ladies throw at a round target that is 20 feet away. The center of the target is 5 feet off the ground. They use a 2.5 lb. double-headed axe from New Zealand. Each contestant takes one practice throw and then 3 scoring throws.

ONE WOMAN CROSS-CUT SAWING
One Jill Cross-cut saws through a slice of wood using a 5'6" long saw. Stamina, skill and determination are what is needed here. This is one of the toughest events in competition.

JILL & JILL CROSS-CUT SAW-ING
Two Lumberjills Cross-Cut saw through a slice of wood using a 5'6" long double-handled saw. Speed, skill and determination are very important. The saws are state of the art Peg & Rakers or M-tooths.

BOW /BUCK SAWING
One Jill uses an old-fashioned, bowed saw to cut through one clice. You must cut straight.... or you might not complete the disc. It is fast and furious!

HOT SAWING
Don't close your eyes, but cover your ears for this fast and powerful race. Two Stihl 046 modified stock saws, stinger pipes and all, are used in this event as 2 Jills try to best each other in a 3 cut race.....DOWN....UP....DOWN. Get rrrrrready for the action!

LOG ROLLING
This was the favorite event of the North American logger to compete in and still is the favorite to watch! 2 Lumberjills battle it out on the top of a spinning Western Red Cedar log! Out of all the skills we compete in, this is the hardest to learn as an adult. Agility, perserverance and stamina are skills needed to be a great roller....Thrills, spills and excitement are what YOU will experience!