Posted by RBoots on December 10, 2017 at 18:33:56 from (173.241.113.101):
Do you know who or where the Amish are that buy cottonwood logs? I've been doing the logging on a tree clearing project and there are some huge cottonwoods there. They'll likely end up in the burn pile, but if I could sell them or someone could use them, I'd rather go that route. Everyone tells me, "the Amish will buy them" or "the Amish pallet factory buys cottonwood". Only problem is, everyone that tells me that either doesn't know where these Amish are, or how to get a hold of them. I know there was a group from somewhere over by you that took all of the cottonwoods from a woodlot around the corner a few years back, but the owner doesn't live around here and I don't have his contact info to ask him who the buyer was. Local sawmill is owned by my dad's relatives, and they don't buy it, and since they don't buy it, they don't know who does either. Now that I've got all the rest cut and cleared I'm gonna be moving to the chunk where these cottonwoods are at, so I'll probably start tipping them next weekend. If you don't know, it's no big deal, I just figured maybe you would know, since you know everyone in the area lol.
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