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Re: School me on timber values [Re: Poundpp] #3062562
03/09/20 08:31 PM
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So where is the dividing line of valuing by ton vs board feet? Tennessee? Kentucky?

Re: School me on timber values [Re: Semo] #3062587
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Originally Posted by Semo
So where is the dividing line of valuing by ton vs board feet? Tennessee? Kentucky?


I guess you're talking hardwood , must be somewhere around Birmingham . Up here and points North hardwood is king and it's sold by grade and board feet.



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Re: School me on timber values [Re: Poundpp] #3062598
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Originally Posted by Poundpp
Thanks for the replies. If anyone in the business is interested in checking the property out or knows someone in the business that can give estimates please send a PM

Coffee county

Thanks!

Holmes Hendrickson is in enterprise I believe. He just thinned my neighbors pines and my neighbor said that he got right at $1k/acre. Holmes is the guy that you would want to call


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Re: School me on timber values [Re: RSF] #3062637
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Dang, poles have dropped considerably. Thought we sold for mid 60's last fall. Class 1's though.

The pine paper wood I sold last fall was $10/ton. Small tract but the logger needed a couple days work between tracts.



Originally Posted by RSF
I sold a tract of timber 3 weeks ago in Conecuh County

Price were on a ton basis

Poles- 48.50

Saw timber- 34.00

Chip n saw- 24.00

Canterwood- 14.00

Pine pulp - 11.00

Hardwood pulp- 14.00



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Re: School me on timber values [Re: 2Dogs] #3062690
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Originally Posted by 2Dogs
Originally Posted by Semo
So where is the dividing line of valuing by ton vs board feet? Tennessee? Kentucky?


I guess you're talking hardwood , must be somewhere around Birmingham . Up here and points North hardwood is king and it's sold by grade and board feet.


Thanks. I am familiar with the industry in the Midwest and only south into TN and ar-kansas.

Re: School me on timber values [Re: BradB] #3062771
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[quote=BradB]So the question is how close was Timbermart to the price you actually got?

It was pretty darn close at the time. My proximity to the mill and ease of access to the timber also helped. Net for me was slightly less since I went through a forester who managed the timber sale process and oversaw the cutting for me.

Re: School me on timber values [Re: Poundpp] #3062816
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Thats great to hear.Thanks for the info. I have had an invaluable info source in the timber industry but that may end unfortunately.

Re: School me on timber values [Re: Poundpp] #3062828
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Those prices are strong for my area except for the poles.
You couldn’t give pine pulpwood away last fall (before the rain).


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Re: School me on timber values [Re: Poundpp] #3062916
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Yeah, $11/Ton for pulp is great I'm in SE Bama and thats about the best I have heard of in a while.I got that on a small tract 3 years ago but it was a total fluke.Basically a gift from good friend. Most of what I have sold was around $9/Ton

Re: School me on timber values [Re: Poundpp] #3063035
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Yeah the 5 month monsoon rains have caused prices to go up a lot since I cut in October.
You never know what is going to happen.


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