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By Bryan Sheppard bsheppard@tri-lakestribune.com You could hear the buzz in Branson as members of the LogHoggers Chainsaw Sculpting Club fired up their chainsaws Friday, Oct. 10, at the world’s largest Titanic Museum, as part of a three day “Titanic World Class Wood Carvers Event.”  Seven master carvers from different parts of the country came to Branson for the event. Joe Hintz, of Adams, Wis., a 20 year carver, Brent Butler, of Union City, Penn., a 14 year carver, Daniel Whited, of Lakebay, Wash., a 20 year carver, Jason Emons, of St Croix, Ind., a seven year carver, Tim and Karen Parker, of Lake of the Ozarks, and Buck Sickau, of Branson, gathered together for this first of it’s kind event in the area. The 75 minute contests, where each master carver gets to take a plain block of wood and create what ever comes to mind, were held daily and gave onlookers an upclose look as to what it takes... Read more »