hire a consulting forester, he will inventory the trees to be cut, mark them, put the lot out to bid, do a cutting contract with the logger, with terms that you want to include in the contract, then the logger or buyer will PAY YOU IN FULL before he even puts a piece of equipment on the property. One of the clauses in the contract should give you the right to throw the buyer off the property if the contract is violated. This the only way to sell timber and insure that you will not be taken advantage of. do not use the logger's forester, he is not working for you. You will have to pay the consulting forester, usually they will charge a percentage of the volume (board feet) of timber to be harvested. It is well worth what you pay him. I have had 2 timber sales done this way and have been well satisfied that I got he best value for the timber sold, and control of the way the loggers worked. Good luck
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