Mules to Megawatts: The Terminology of Arkansas Logging By K. Brad Barfield I reckon you can tell the whole story of Arkansas logging without ever touching a ledger book or history text. Just listen to the words the men used. The woods had its own language—half poetry, half profanity—and if you trace it from the old mule teams to today’s megawatt machines, you get yourself a map of how the land, the people, and the business all changed together. Bull of the Woods Back yonder at the turn of the 2

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