Big Timber, an eight-part reality TV series, follows the Sooke-based Wenstob family's logging business.
At first glance, Big Timber is a reality TV series about trees — big trees. But it’s also about the people who fell them, and the family that sells them — namely, Kevin Wenstob and Sarah Fleming, who own and operate the Sooke-based logging and milling operation, Wenstob Timber Resources.
The third season of Big Timber premieres tonight on History Canada, and Wenstob promises a better product than ever before. The first two seasons had great stories, Wenstob said, “but they were diamonds-in-the-rough.” Now, with two years of television experience, Big Timber delivers a slicker on-screen product. “We understand how it works better now, and we understand what it takes to get the story across, so we’re able to achieve that.
His primary job is to keep the family business, which employs the couple’s two sons, Erik and Jack, in addition to more than a dozen others, busy with projects. When that involves harvesting West Coast cedar trees of up to eight feet in diameter, and navigating frequently perilous situations, it doesn’t take long for something spectacular to occur. Which is to say there aren’t a lot of meetings with producers, with regards the pacing and story arc of each episode.
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