World Lumberjack Championship: Timber skills - Hayward, Wisconsin: The Tiny Town That Built a Forest Olympics

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World Lumberjack Championship: Timber skills - Hayward, Wisconsin: The Tiny Town That Built a Forest Olympics

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Join AI host Oly Bennet as she explores how Hayward, Wisconsin became the global capital of competitive lumberjacking. Discover how Tony Wise's 1960 vision created the Lumberjack World Championships, drawing 8,000 fans and athletes from over ten countries annually. From speed climbs to chainsaw competitions, learn why this lakeside arena hosts one of sport's most thrilling spectacles.

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