I worked through a 'timber jockey' twice, and on the second round I got chummy with the Amish guys that were doing the work. I was sickened at how much money I lost, middleman vs. sawmill direct. My suggestion would be find out who is really buying the wood, and deal with them. As for the tops, they can be sold as fire wood. Talk with fire wood guys, make a deal like you get $20 for every chord they haul out of your property. You can't get greedy here, if the price is too high, nobody will cut it and you'll be cleaning it up yourself. If you want to cut firewood yourself, it's best to wait a year or so. This way, the little stuff dries up, and when you push it around with a dozer it all breaks off and you end up with choice-cutting firewood with a lot less work.
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