woodsman

IPA: wˈʊdzmæn

A man who lives and works in woodland; a forester or woodman.
(attributive) Designating a group of sports related to forestry culture, including axe throwing, wood splitting, wood chopping, axe cutting, chainsaw cutting, pulpwood tossing, log rolling and decking, pole climbing, and fire building.

Examples of "woodsman" in Sentences

Wetzel was a woodsman and an expert with an axe and long rifle.
I didn't know being a 'woodsman' was high on the 'earning capacity' list.
Gaston, not she, should meet the "woodsman" in Lola Laval's deserted house.
He was a woodsman for much of his young life after running away from home and school at age 12.
The good generally consist of one main color with a few shades higher and/or lower than it, giving you that true woodsman plaid look.
At times I would give utterance to the soft answering call, known to every woodsman, that is part of the freemasonry of animal speech.
He vowed to wreak a woodsman's vengeance on any fellow who balked it by shaking the boat, or by moving body or rifle so as to make a noise.
This event turns a mountain woodsman into the most fearsome warrior the Drenai have seen, as he holds the line at Skeln pass with his friend Sieben, and the help of the Thirty.
The issue of whether or not Dion is a 'woodsman' is not the issue - the damage that these comments by a journalist with the vast audience of Rex Murphy can do to Dion's credibility is.
I do not love to see the "chips fly," or to hear that saddest of all sounds, the slow unwilling crashing down of a great live tree, which I have heard here in a lonely wilderness, which looked as if man had never set a foot in it, to a whistled accompaniment by the woodsman from the Trovatore, a good sample in its way of the savageness and civilization combined, which meet one here at every step.