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Timber Buyers

Will harvesting my timber hurt wildlife?

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTION

Harvesting timber can actually benefit wildlife in your woods by creating a more diverse and healthy habitat. When mature trees are removed, it allows sunlight to reach the forest floor, promoting the growth of underbrush and new saplings. This increased undergrowth provides food and cover for various wildlife species, including deer, rabbits, and turkeys.

Additionally, we leave tree tops and smaller limbs on the property, which offer shelter and nesting sites for many animals. This process helps create a balanced ecosystem where wildlife can thrive. Our team is committed to managing your forest in a way that supports and enhances the natural habitat for the wildlife in your area.

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This covered bridge over the Grand River in Harpersfield was built with Ashtabula County timber

This covered bridge over the Grand River was built with Ashtabula County timber

Photo credit: Wikimedia Commons

August 18, 2024 We got a family $32,050 for their timber in Woodsfield