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| High stump | | Stump that is higher than a specified standard. ... |
| High-lead logging | | Wire rope system that involves yarding in logs or trees ... |
| Highball | | To work at a high rate of speed, usually smoothly ... |
| Highway truck | | Truck designed to haul a load that does not exceed ... |
| Hodag | | The Hodag is a folkloric animal of the American state ... |
| Hoe Chucking | | Also called Shovel Logging uses a log loader to swing ... |
| Hoedad | | Hoelike tool with an elongated blade used for planting trees. ... |
| Hog | | 1.) Machine used to grind wood into chips for use ... |
| Hog wood | | Pulpwood logs to be chipped in a hog. ... |
| Hogged fuel | | Fuel made by grinding waste wood in a hog; a ... |
| Holding wood | | When felling timber, this is the part of a tree ... |
| Holy Oak Club | | Back in the last week of 2001 Tom and Jeff ... |
| Honeycomb | | A cellular separation in the interior of a wood piece, ... |
| Hook | | The angle at which the face of the tooth contacts ... |
| Hooker | | 1.) In logging, the foreman of a yarding crew. Also ... |
| Hoppus Foot | | A system of measure for ... |
| Hot deck | | Pile of logs from which logs are hauled as soon ... |
| Hot deck | | A pile of logs from which logs are hauled as ... |
| Hot log | | To log and load out directly without intermediate storage or ... |
| Hot logging | | Logging system operation in which the logs are not stored ... |
| Husk | | A term used for the parts of the sawing system ... |
| Hydraulic barking | | Removal of bark from round timber, such as logs, bolts ... |
| Hydric | | Soil that is saturated for sufficient periods of time to ... |
| Hydrophyte | | Plant typically found in wet areas or in water where ... |
| Hyster | | A winch ... |
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