Whatever you do, contact a qualified forester before you sell anything. The timber business is so full of dishonest people you need all the help you can get. There's honest timber buyers, but there's enough of the other kind too. Get a written contract, insist on getting paid when the tree is cut. I would also look at having the logging done with horses. The do a lot less damage to the woods. Careful logging is the difference between logging again in 15 years or logging again in 35 years. It is very much in your interest to have the least possible damage done to your woods by the logger, sometimes worth more than top dollar for the timber now. Just my opinion, I have seen a lot of both kinds of work. The woods I am cleaning up now has more trees ruined by logging than the logger took. A real shame!! Paul
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