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I went to a mill that used shade trees to store their lumber. It was supposed to be good quality lumber, that was put on sticks. When I went through it, it was all stained. There were leaves between the layers. I don't think it got the needed air flow.Shade trees are ok for storing logs and short term lumber, but I wouldn't use it for long term lumber storage.
Max,are you going to clear the lot for agriculture or just have a woodlot.?I would only cut the oaks as you have a need for them.Time spent on woods roads is time well spent.Looks to me like ther ideal place for an old tractor and logging arch.If you have any timber framers in your area,may be a good outlet for good quality timbers. Frank C.
But, $20/tree is low, at least in my area.
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