Making there own 'deal'

[Lyncombe-climber]

I recently took on a small mixed woodland as a favour for a friend. In return for thinning it I could keep the timber. Lucky me. I introduced another forestry friend to the land for a bit here and there and now he has gone and cut his own deal with the land owner!! And now I'm massively out of pocket!!!

 

Any advice on what to do now!?!?

[Steve Bullman]

Damage is done...learn from your mistake and be sure not to make the same one again. You won't be stung like this again im sure

[Lyncombe-climber]

Thanks steve. Bit of bummer. Might pay off to take the team down for a day and extract as much as possible in 5 days straight.

[Stubby]

He may be forestry but not the friend bit . Go in there and rape what you are allowed . Let him know he is a back stabber too .

[Mortimer Firewood]

Business is business i hate to say it but money comes first with most people and if by cutting someone else out makes them more they will do it. Do not tell anybody until you got a contract in place. I learned this the hard way just like you:blushing:

[Steve Bullman]

Thanks steve. Bit of bummer. Might pay off to take the team down for a day and extract as much as possible in 5 days straight.

 

This would seem the best plan to me

[Lyncombe-climber]

He may be forestry but not the friend bit . Go in there and rape what you are allowed . Let him know he is a back stabber too .

 

Sound advice. He will certainly be named and shamed round here.

[normandylumberjack]

Do you know any travelers that need a nice place to over-winter if only someone would leave the gate open for them?

[Lyncombe-climber]

Good thinking.

[scraggs]

Take it on the chin and learn from it, there are no friends where businness is concerned imo.