"With all those restrictions he will never find anyone who will cut the trees" You're probably right, and I don't know why anybody would let a logger near their property. We've had several come out any price our wood, I told them I guess it can grow another ten or twenty years. But they keep callin, wonder why. If you're selling pulp, the mills around here have the grinders come in for free to get it out of their way. Was told by their representative that they couldn't guarantee where a tree fell, I'll give them that but I've dropped trees in drive ways, through gate openings, etc. Basically told they're going to come in and tear up the place. Pine is pretty cheap, $.15 a board foot and if they come and get it $.08. Only way to come out is have a portable cut it into boards for your own use.
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