I had the same thing with my neighbor. They needed to cross my property to get to their back lot. I took down a few feet of fences and marked a place for the road. The Property owner was giving me the tops of his trees for fire wood as compensation. Where they crossed there was very little in the way of trees so nothing lost there. On the last day the logger was cutting 7 very large Black Walnut trees magically disappeared off my lane. One over 200' from the road I opened up. You could see where the logs were dragged using a winch of something. My Neighbor said He know nothing about it and that it was the lumber co's problem. Going after the lumber co and now the next door neighbor will not let me get the rest of my tree tops since I filed aginst the logger. I'm never letting any one on my prop again. One lumber buyer told me from the looks of the stump sizes etc that the mill price would have been about 5K.
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