Wind Loggers

by Dorcey Alan Wingo

In 1996 “Captain Methane”, as his logging friends know him, began to document his more colorful adventures under the twirling rotors. This collection contains stories generated from his last ten years as a logging pilot, and concludes with some favorites that first gained him notoriety in the helicopter industry as one of their most prolific and entertaining authors. In 1996 “Captain Methane”, as his logging friends know him, began to document his more colorful adventures under the twirling rotors. This collection contains stories generated from his last ten years as a logging pilot, and concludes with some favorites that first gained him notoriety in the helicopter industry as one of their most prolific and entertaining authors.

176 pages, Paperback

First published May 30, 2005

Reviews

[P.A Social · Rating 5 out of 5]

Wind Loggers is a fascinating behind-the-scenes look at the high-risk world of helicopter logging.
The storytelling feels raw and authentic, filled with adrenaline, humor, and real-life industry insight. Each story captures the danger and camaraderie of life under the rotors, making it easy to visualize the intensity of the job. What stands out most is the voice, experienced, bold, and entertaining, without trying too hard.

A great read for aviation enthusiasts and anyone curious about extreme professions.