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Smart forest management yields income now and invests in your future timber land.

What to expect from a timber sale, step by step, from the first evaluation through to replanting.

We can guide you through a sale now, and ensure you're in good shape for the future.

A timber cruise, measuring and tallying, loblolly pine

Step 1: Arrange the Timber Evaluation and Sale

Selling a timber harvest is usually a once or maybe twice in a lifetime event.

Arranging and executing a timber sale and harvest involves many considerations. Landman can guide the landowner through the process from beginning to end.

Our foresters will meet with you to discuss your goals, and have a walk around your stand of timber to assess the condition of your woodland. We will arrange a "timber cruise" to estimate quantity, quality and market value. We'll then provide you a report considering your objectives and how to meet them with environmental responsibility.

A marked harvest boundary and a protected stream crossing, bald cypress

Step 2: Guidance Throughout the Process

Landman is available for guidance throughout the process.

Once we evaluate the condition of your stand, we'll mark the boundaries of the harvest. We log the timber using state forestry association trained and certified methods to ensure a quality harvest. We confirm our takeout road, and any stream crossings are protected, as well, we consult with adjacent landowners to ensure boundaries and access roads are acceptable. Once we have harvested, we are responsible to tidy up and prepare your land for future growth or further development.

The site prepared for future growth, longleaf pine

Step 3: Best Practices Forest Management

WoodForest operates according to established industry-wide best practices for forestry management.

This is important, as these practices help ensure that future generations will benefit from healthy forests and the recreational opportunities they provide, as well as continued production and use of forest products.

Speak with one of our professional foresters.
Request a free evaluation of your tract.