buckers

Felled tree processors

Buckers is the plural of bucker, a word with several specialized uses.

In logging, a bucker cuts felled trees into sections.

In rodeo, a bucker is a horse or bull that bucks—tries to throw its rider by jumping and arching its back.

Someone who bucks a system or trend is also a bucker: The company was a bucker of industry norms.

rodeo

bronc

Untamed saddle horse

chaps · spurs · saddle · tack · clown · barrelman · timer · score · judges · chute

logging

sawyer

Wood-cutting tradesperson

crosscut · logs · skidder · choker · landing · rounds · firewood · cordwood · limbing · sectioning

wild

untamed

Not domesticated

feral · unbroken · rearing · snorting · kicking · thrashing · mane · hooves · gallop · corral

defiance

rebels

Armed opposition fighters

dissenters · mavericks · contrarians · iconoclasts · status quo · opposition

Categories
Opposites
logging workflow sequence

buckersfellers

Tree-toppling workers or dudes

fallers · sawyers · loaders · tree planters · haulers

resistance vs. compliance

buckersconformists

Those obeying social norms

followers · yes-men · compliers · sheep · submitters

animal temperament/compliance

buckersplodders

Slow, persistent workers

Phrases
Family

bucket, buckets, bucked, bucketing, bucker

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