My question is about the lumberjack days this last weekend. Please correct me if I am wrong but my understanding of the rules is that once a competitor starts his/her saw and starts cutting that the timer is going and isn’t stopped until they are done. So my question is why was there an exception made for one competitor on Sunday? And why was he able to start in the cut he had already started? I was there and watching and it was apparent to me that the competitor was under this same understanding and that is why as soon as he got his saw going again he hurried back into cutting and didn’t wait for a count down. In a competition where contestants pay to enter and all agree to the same rules I believe the same rules should apply to all. Please explain if I am missing something.
Thank you
Boulder Creek Insider 
My question is about the lumberjack days this last weekend. Please correct me if I am wrong but my understanding of the rules is that once a competitor starts his/her saw and starts cutting that the timer is going and isn’t stopped until they are done. So my question is why was there an exception made for one competitor on Sunday? And why was he able to start in the cut he had already started? I was there and watching and it was apparent to me that the competitor was under this same understanding and that is why as soon as he got his saw going again he hurried back into cutting and didn’t wait for a count down. In a competition where contestants pay to enter and all agree to the same rules I believe the same rules should apply to all. Please explain if I am missing something.
Thank you
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