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re: Maurapas wma
Posted on 10/20/14 at 5:40 pm to tenfoe
Posted on 10/20/14 at 5:40 pm to tenfoe
You'd be surprised at the timber that gets cut. The cutters will get into some hairy shite. They'll also push a road to get stuff out if need be. Homochitto is similar and we had anywhere from 3-10 crews in there during the summer months
Only stuff that slows them down is water and deep mud
Only stuff that slows them down is water and deep mud
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Posted on 10/20/14 at 6:35 pm to Hammertime
Pardon the hijack, but I need some timber guy advice. Hope yAll see this/know what's up.
Is it true that very old/big black walnut trees are worth a bunch of money? Had this discussion today with a lady that has one, needs cutting, and we'd both heard that over the years? Is there a local market for this type of thing ?
Also, same question regarding old growth pine to a sawmill. I know that the Alford Mill in Coushatta is always on the lookout for trees to make "yellowwood"/heart pine floors.
This lady/co worker just bought this land, has the walnut tree, and 4 huge pines, and all need to go. Are 4 trees worth a sawmills time (in the case of the pine). What about one big ol black walnut?
To whom does one place a call on the walnut? I'd assume you'd just call a sawmill on the pine?
Is it true that very old/big black walnut trees are worth a bunch of money? Had this discussion today with a lady that has one, needs cutting, and we'd both heard that over the years? Is there a local market for this type of thing ?
Also, same question regarding old growth pine to a sawmill. I know that the Alford Mill in Coushatta is always on the lookout for trees to make "yellowwood"/heart pine floors.
This lady/co worker just bought this land, has the walnut tree, and 4 huge pines, and all need to go. Are 4 trees worth a sawmills time (in the case of the pine). What about one big ol black walnut?
To whom does one place a call on the walnut? I'd assume you'd just call a sawmill on the pine?
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