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Actually have already taken a quite a few few larger ones from around here... some over 40 and 50 inches. Those are ready for cants cuts, slabs and more right now. Some of the smaller 30 inch Black Walnut will also be milled this year. 'Monsters' of a few varieties I have taken myself. This is...

I did send off a contact to them this morning with info on what I'm looking for. I expect I'm watercooler talk today, hope they contact me sometime over the next few days. Thanks for the Holbrook lead.

Somewhat amusing that anyone would think any outfit that buys and sells logs, Red Cedar and Fir, would give them to me for free... It is equally amusing... that anyone would think the truckers will haul for free 2000 miles to the Midwest, giving up that about $3.50 a mile they charge. The...

On occasion, after living 130 - 150 years they just get tired and lay down.... on a 120 year ole home. Giving them a second life as materials rather than firewood... is the best we can do for Mother Nature. This one had feeder roots the size of sewer tiles. And yes... all I take have a min...

Guy... I'm not trying to be a pain...but, lighten up and do the math. Granted I will be doing some slabs... but with my mentioning that the mill will do just over a 22 inch width, I thought that some would just do the math. Four units of, 2x6's in 22 Five units of 4x4's with enough for One 2x8...

With all due respect to Mother Nature, and others opinions, from what I understand is that there are quite a few storage yards like Holbrook Inc across America with quite a bit of stock... already on the ground. I would like to think 'Mum' would have some respect for those that not only value...

A few reasons... but the top few are. For them to be able to create, 5 to 6ft wide 'tables,' with but two pcs of wood slab. I believe the larger the cant, the better math favors us in sawmill cuts. and though I have gone 'all in' for the athletes with this trade program... My sawmill has only a...

Most around me in the Midwest are as you say... sourcing closer to home. Around here or just south of me the red cedar is offered and some are using it along with buying the ole utility poles, cutting them down and making things. I am just stuck on larger units of the older cuts from west coast...

Motivated, yep it will take some time but I will get a mixed load done... click the green to see where Sean suggested. Looks like the real deal.

I'm going to need more than a 52 inch bar for some of those, the pics posted look like a, 'square cut and hydraulics' day in the forest. Hmm... 52 might work, who has the hydraulics?? ... lol

They could.. USA Boxing is the 'Olympic feeder Org,' foe America. Just back from there and one of the next Events where they will represent America, the Pan American Games in November.

Seems there really are a lot of the 'eastern' just south of me. But, the western and the possibility of a mixed load of what is out west has me working with the 2000 mile load. I took a look at the Holbrook site with Google Earth.... looks to be lead, thanks again. Holbrook Inc

Actually did... just checked again and it seems they may have let me in, looks like I can post. On there as USA Boxing Proud, this is how we are going to 'brand' the athletes work. Will also give them a try.

Thanks... I will contact them next week. Searching logging seemed easy and was my first thought also... My searching 'logging' from the Midwest seems like all that I contacted over the last few weeks had great pictures of log piles, but are really a sort of land management company 'thinning'...

Those tables are something... as to the hope of longer logs, two things. It just seemed better for the hauler to secure longer 24 ft units that a load of 10 footers...and Crazy ole guy that I am, from 24 footers.... not only would I let athletes use the material bringing their ideas to life, I...

There are a couple more Again it is really quite simple.... once you get through an Ole Guys long winded post. I am looking to source logs for delivery to the Midwest, cedar is what I am looking for. Those green words below, links to some of what I speak to. The Academy LC site is just some...

Simply put... I am asking the men that climb, no matter if they cut for themselves or a employer, who they would go to for 10 to 24 ft logs with a min of a 22inch top. Looking for a mix of cedar to be used in a athlete trade program in Illinois.

Truth is, I am looking for direction and ideas... willing to consider mixed loads of any Cedar with top end 22 min... possibly 20. Have some understand of the 'board ft' numbers by condition, diameter, length. Here's some of what I'm working with.... Some buying sheets I have put cedar - 'tops...

About as far north as one can get, McHenry is about 12 miles south of the Wisconsin line.

Delavan... Hmm, took some of my larger Black Walnut from just south of there. I will be cutting cants and milling some of what we have soon. I have chainsaws from the smaller 'Rancher' to the 395xp, and another even bigger, a 105cc unit that I put a 56 inch bar onto. I can slab about anything I...