The BEST ways to sell your timber! 

Thank you! Very helpful. Looking into getting into the business in the pacific north west. Appreciate your knowledge. Looking forward to watching more videos.

Having hired TreeStandForestry myself, I will reiterate all Madison’s points, his honesty and absolute satisfaction with the end product. Great guy, great business. I would throw in this additional point not mentioned in the video. If you’re into wildlife habitat, he’s the guy. The vast majority of foresters are all about the quick sale and trees, then and there, are their only priority. Madison can provide insight on what’s best for the next/future cut… but also has the lens of a wildlife habitat guy on what best suits your species and hunting layout or plans. Very unique and so appreciated.

Another round of good information here, many ways to skin the cat depending on region and type of timber. I was that guy in IL and have learned so much throughout the process from Madison!

I've been in the timber industry all my life, and i'm 55, some things in this video I agree with, and a others I don't. In my experience, the forestry sells bring well, but not the best. The highest I've seen is at auctions, sometimes people go crazy. The fairest and safest way, in my opinion, is a logger or mill you can TRUST and cut for a %. Get references if you need too.

great info do you know anything about arkansas timber sales

Being a 5th generation logger of a family that has been logging for over 100 years, theres sooooo much misinformation here lol... as far as missouri logging goes.

Thanks for the info! When you take your percentage of the timber sale, does the landowner pay you or does the timber buyer pay you directly?

I have 131 black walnut in West Virgina. Looking at maybe selling them, not sure what walnut is going for now.

Any hope for red oak prices? Ive got 130 nice ones in upper Michigan...24-30 inches

is it common to have them remove the stumps as well?

What about cutting you're own trees and having buyers come make offers? Does this happen often?

Do you work in south central Kentucky. Wayne county.

That guy logging in the straw hat is scary.

You guys take landowners money if we are being honest guys get a good logger and you will be happy this guy is fully of it just trying to get your money for sure seen it to many times

Simple math less fingers in the pie the more the landowner makes find a good logger let them push the wood they want to make the most they can which makes you the most money and we want to give you what you want our name is our livelihood. You don't need a Forester you loose money