I have seen how many of the loggers work and if you do agree to have anything cut check your woods before any cutting begins.I seen a couple of cases when the says we are going to cut 100 trees and when the owner went in the woods ne found the 100 trees maked on one side amd found 50 or so more marked on the back side. In another case the owner request x amout of dollar up front and the rest after work was done. He is still waiting for the rest 10 years latter. The company changed names and nothing could be done. Now on a postive note. I live in northern Mich and some of the logging companys up here do chip the tops and clean the wood up. The chips are burnt in a steam generating plant.They pay the landowner 4 or 5 dollars a ton. If the tree diameter is small they will clear cut the whole woods and chip up everthing so there are a few good companys left.
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