Talk to your utility company and your township. You might be able to give them your name and they'll contact you if they have someplace that needs to be cleaned up. I talked with the guys who chip power line routes, and they dumped three loads of chips here for free. You're not looking for chips, but they might also have an in for log length firewood. You're gonna get EVERYTHING, though. Boxelder, hickory, aspen, oak, basswood, ash, birch. Don't complain, or you'll never hear from them again.
Also, be careful with craigslist ads. I've seen some "free wood" ads where they want you to cut it between two houses with a powerline in front and a garage behind it. The owner posted the ad right after they had an arborist give them a $1500 estimate to remove the tree.
If you were closer, I'd let you cut here. I have 100 acres of woods with a lot of fallen trees. I burn 12 cord a year, so I'll never get it cleaned up.
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