ten and no the land isint for sale.
ten and no the land isint for sale.
And I'm not looking to buy...
I asked about acreage because that's something that determines loggers' interest. If there isn't enough timber for them to turn a profit, they won't buy. I just clear-cut seven acres and had plenty of interest.
You might have already seen this: a good overview from OSU and Oklahoma coop extension. http://www.forestry.ok.gov/Websites/forestry/Images/Selling Your Timber.pdf
we don't condone that activity....hippy
HEY!! Who you calling fat?!!?!?!
(And for your information, "baby gots back" is a popular look in the hood!)
My anaconda don't want none unless you got buns hun.
Was that in OK or VA? The only reason I ask is because I have 40 acres and I couldn't get anybody to even come look. But hey, the dozer guy with a match and some diesel sure came in a hurry. I have twenty left that is thick as the hair on Sasquatch so getting somebody to thin it out would be wonderful.
uhh what?
LOL ... hippy?? ... wide behind?? ... big caboose?? ... junk in the trunk??
gotcha...we trackin like a VCR now...
Acreage was in Virginia, and the photo above shows it was tall timber without much scrub underneath. If you're talking cross timbers and scrub oak, loggers might not be interested.
I'm also using the 'dozer guy with diesel and a match to clear stumps for pasture, but at least I've got the timber profit to offset the cost.
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