Posted by OliverGuy on January 15, 2009 at 19:01:38 from (75.149.65.181):
I know there's lots of variables, but a guy called me yesterday to offer me $900 for two walnuts at our place. I'd say they are 30-36" in diameter with one having the the first branch a good 30 to 40 feet up. The other isn't as good. He said he saw them from the road and found out the place was mine. I haven't done this before and I don't know if its a good deal (maybe for him). I'm going to get some advice from the DNR forestry guy and get a couple other quotes on these trees and few more. I really like my big trees so I don't just want to give them away. But, if they are nearing their maturity and the wood is still good, maybe it's time to harvest a few. Any of your thoughts please.
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