I honestly don't even know anyone that would haul that far. I am a lot farther north than you. The mills are paying a premium right now so it's going to be tough finding anyone willing to sell unless you want to pay a lot for it.
A load of logs. Prices up.
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Davej_07
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I kind of figured as much. There's a firewood yard in town here and he gets semi loads dropped off but he won't tell me who he's getting it from. Oh well, back to scrounging
Davej_07
ArboristSite Operative
I kind of figured as much. There's a firewood yard in town here and he gets semi loads dropped off but he won't tell me who he's getting it from. Oh well, back to scrounging
Davej_07
ArboristSite Operative
I kind of figured as much. There's a firewood yard in town here and he gets semi loads dropped off but he won't tell me who he's getting it from. Oh well, back to scrounging
At least around me, a lot of loggers threw in the towel after everything collapsed a few years ago. Now demand and price are inching up. The guy who is going to select cut our tree farm is backed up well over a year.
Our main OSB plant closed several years back as well so everything here goes minimum of 70 miles. I guess that helps the local trucking industry.
Mostly had do to with the real wet spring and summer we had last year. Couldn't get into the woods to log or get the wood out. The wood you see in those pictures might look like a lot to you and me, but doesn't last long at a mill.
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