Anyone noticed all the timber harvesting
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I have noticed a surge in last 6 months of timber harvesting. I am estimating a 400% increase and I am not referring to cutting for development such as student housing as was case last year adjacent to 301/bypass. I am speaking of numerous tracts old stand/previously uncut timber. I know there is usually reason when a surge in timber cutting occurs. I have checked prices and have been stagnant for last 2 years according to sources i have checked. The weather doesn't seem to be involved as has been dry enough to harvest. I suspect that the lapse of the Bush tax cuts has something to do with this as any income that falls in 2012 will qualify for lower rate. I expect other business concerns will follow example also so as not to pay higher taxes. This could be a boom year for revenue but I am really going to miss driving by some of these old stands of timber.


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Bryant commented on Friday, Jun 29, 2012 at 11:54 AM

I know several stands which have been harvested because 1) the weather was dry enough to get into low lying areas, and 2) the timber had not been cut in a little over thirty years at these locations.

Ironside commented on Friday, Jul 06, 2012 at 11:16 AM

It might be happening because of the Bio-fuel plant that the State of Georgia built to produce bio-fuel. Just a thought.


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