The Lost Art of Floating Logs Down the River

It’s true that railroads and trucks have relegated most American and Canadian log drives to the history books. But this spring, two of the biggest drives in history are being conducted in the wilderness of Idaho’s panhandle. Both will be at their height this month. One drive is down the north fork of the Clearwater River and is bossed by “Boots” Edelblute for Potlatch Forests, Inc., who operates a 300,000-acre tree farm, one of the largest in America READ HERE