Posted by Bruce(OR) on August 27, 2017 at 20:40:08 from (65.102.61.20):
In Reply to: OT need logging advice posted by 1939farmall on August 27, 2017 at 09:43:03:
Get the expert. Locust use to be the first two logs down in a log cabin. It took 25 years for the log to rot and get down to the second log. At the end of 50 years you were either dead or had the big house built and using the cabin for food storage. Another few years and it rotted into the ground. Locust now generally makes fire wood. Logs too big in this area now go south to a single mill left in operation for the big ones. I have a few of those. Unfortunately, bigger means the rot usually starts on the inside and works it's way out until it falls over. Thus big trees can be worth less. Especially after the trip south to the mill.
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