Meadowlark, this work would be considerably more difficult since it requires working with thick trees that are about 80 -90 feet tall, one after the other....that, combined with the regional cost differences will create an "apples and oranges" comparison, I fear. Thanks.
Theo, I had a logging company site inspector come in and look it over....he told me to call him in 20 - 30 years. The only mature stuff was too few to make it worth the logging investment. He did say that it would have decent firewood value, but I ultimately nixed that idea due to a number of logistical restraints that are too detailed to discuss.
