douglas fir

[AlexB]

If got to agree with above, sectioning it will probably cause more damage than felling whole. If you really want to slow it down slide it down the side of your next tree. You'll also save on snedding.

 

I've not seen a location but phone around a few ship wrights too. It could fetch a pretty penny if they're looking for mast/spar timbers. You'll need to be able to extract it in pole lengths though.

 

Best of luck though, sounds like a job you'll be talking about for years!

[skyhuck]

If got to agree with above, sectioning it will probably cause more damage than felling whole. If you really want to slow it down slide it down the side of your next tree. You'll also save on snedding.

 

I've not seen a location but phone around a few ship wrights too. It could fetch a pretty penny if they're looking for mast/spar timbers. You'll need to be able to extract it in pole lengths though.

 

Best of luck though, sounds like a job you'll be talking about for years!

 

Did you notice the date of the first post??

[AlexB]

Did you notice the date of the first post??

 

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