I know where many of you are coming from, and I understand that there are bad apples in every profession. I''m still a little hurt that people are branding all loggers the same. I'm second-in-command of a small logging company, that works exclusively on privately owned land. The mess is a byproduct of the work, it happens to us too, but we work closely with landowners to establish boundaries, leave as much small standing trees as we can for regrowth, , and try to do as little as possible to disturb the land.
Laws differ from place to place, but here is what I would recommend. Go to your neighbor first, find out who marked the boundary, and if he walked out with the logger to explain things. Then, contact the logger. Find out if they are willing to work with you to solve the problem. If the logger backpedals or tries to weasel out of paying, go to the mill he ships to. The mill can put pressure on from their side, and most mills keep track of complaints against the loggers they buy from. I know of a couple loggers up here who were blacklisted by the mills and forced out of business, due to carelessness and shady business practices.
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