Posted by Oliverguy on November 05, 2010 at 15:30:26 from (75.149.65.181):
In Reply to: OT Timber Sales posted by deerly parted on November 04, 2010 at 19:12:33:
Your in the hottest walnut area in the world I hear (me too). I've heard from several foresters that from you over to white county is the best. I always thought my cherry was nice, but I guess we're in the bad spot for it. I would hire a forester and have them do an appraisal and offer their opinion. I've seen several woods that are damaged for a hundred years and am scared to death to hire just anyone to log it. I have a few walnut to sell also. Heard of twenty some veneer walnut trees selling for over $200,000 in north central IN recently. Mine aren't that nice. I did pay $250 to have an appraisal done and at least know what I have. I also walked the woods with him and learned more about paw paw's, iron wood, different hickories and much more. It was worth it.
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