JACKSONVILLE, N.C.—Logging runs deep in Bobby Goodson’s lineage.
A fourth-generational logger himself, Goodson told The Epoch Times that there have been 11 logging crews in his family.
“My granddaddy had seven boys and three girls, and six of those seven boys had their own logging crews,” Goodson said.
Loggers don’t do it for money, he said, but because it’s a way of life handed down through the generations.
Goodson began logging when he was 11 years old in the summers with his father, he said.
“Once it gets in your blood, it’s hard to get out,” Goodson said….