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Most of the time those "wood pirates " only go for easy pickings . I don't if this applies to every state but I do know in Ohio pirating a marketable prime hardwood can carry a fee of up to a couple thousand a tree payable to the land owner .

I looked it up and this what I found . Eastern shagbark can grow to a tad over a hundred feet and around 3 feet in diameter about 200 years which would be about right .Ash a little longer ,maybe 250 years and about as large . The eastern giants,the mighty white oak can get huge and have been...

I think they just get old and die V . The ash must have croaked a while ago but it wasn't EAB that did it in . Fact is I never paid much attention because I couldn't seen the top because it was hidden from view by a large sugar maple growing nearly codominent . Tom looked at it last night and...

Must be.The oak is a 3 and a half footer .The ash and shag are about 30 inchs and old indeed . Damned fine lumber I suppose and some fire wood .I'd much rather have the trees but it's not to be .:(

Nothing really .I'm at least 30 feet away from the large shagbark with the drive way and not even close in the woods with the ash and white oak . However any trees that large are old and most likely towards the end of their life spans I suppose .I just hate to lose them on my watch . We're...

For reasons unknown to me I'm slowly loosing my big trees .This 100 plus shag bark is on it's last legs plus an over hundred white oak plus a white ash . Nice lumber but I'd just as soon have the trees .:whine: