Posted by TGIN on November 05, 2010 at 11:10:53 from (4.224.66.101):
In Reply to: OT Timber Sales posted by deerly parted on November 04, 2010 at 19:12:33:
Alot of good tips here , talking to others in the area that has sold timber will let you know who does a good job and who dont . If you dont know the buyers it will cost you down the line .They will generally give you about the same price standing , they can get a better look at the log that way . We used to buy and cut some timber back when my body could do it . We always paid half when we bought it and the other half when we showed up wlth the saws . Sell X no. trees for X amount of money . Mark and no. the trees yourself then let 2,3 or 4 buyers bid on those trees and only those trees , walk the woods with them . Keep things in mind about ground condition when there cut , you dont want them in there in the mud making a mess . The state forester is also a very goog way to go . Just dont get in a hurry and a little education and leg work can get you alot of extra $$ .
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