Dad just had 40 acres done. It could have gone worse, could have gone alot better. The contract was so short it was almost a joke. We added a good bit to the contract. Here are a couple points. -We made them cut the tops up so that nothing was standing more than 5 ft high. Otherwise you can have giant tree tops hanging that can fall on you at a later date. -We gave them 3 months to get the work done. Their contract didnt have a settime frame for completion. -When they say "restore roads" it means whatever they can do with a dozer. They logged 40 acres over about 2.5 weeks. It took the dozer operator a sat morning to do the restoration work. -Make it know that you wont tolerate trash left anywhere. Our guys left their bar oil jugs,lunch trash, and grease gun tubes right where they were done with them... -If you are at all fussy prepare to do some restoration work yourself because fighting to get the loggers to restore it how you want it isnt worth the hassle. I rented a tracked skidsteer to do the work. If I had hired it out I probably would have had 10% of the logging money spent on restoration. -I agree that you should get an independant forestor to evaluate it. We didnt, and it was a mess. The forrestor said it was the loggers problem. The loggers passed the blame to the truckers etc etc. A giant game of finger pointing...
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