This is hardly the time to cut wood if you want a return from it. The pulpwood business has been stumbling along trying to find a bottom for the past two years and mostly the only ones cutting wood anymore are the contractors that owe too much to stop or they'll lose it all and the independants that don't know how to do anything else. That's what you're dealing with. Anyone with other options has LEFT that racket for the time being. When dealing with pricing on pulp right now you're going to either get a good price and not get paid for many cords or a poor price and get paid for what leaves (mabey). If you think they're going to selective cut (waste their time) and clean up (burn their bread money), think again. If you want a nice looking stand with trails, buy yourself a saw and cut some trails. If you want to sell wood, wait until the price comes up again. Unless the wood is falling down, it's not costing you anything to leave it stand.
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