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Re: Clearing trees
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Posted by Dave T on July 05, 2001 at 13:47:04 from (63.27.107.103):
In Reply to: Clearing trees posted by jmyt_47 on July 05, 2001 at 09:34:49:
Are those trees marketable? I had about 5 acres cleared last fall, and sold 5 loads of 16ft logs. That equated to $5000. The piece of land was also loaded with small lodgepole, mostly in the 4-5 inch range. I hired an excavator to come in an clear it. He did it in a day and a half, pulled out the lodgepoles like carrots, dug out all the stumps, and piled everything for burning. He charged $900 to do the work, and the damage was minimal. I went right in with a tiller on the back of the tractor and tilled it. (After my wife picked up most of the small stuff.). I'll plant it in hay this fall after I get the slash piles burned...
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