[WasDougsLamb]

It can and will be used but it still isn't free or even inexpensive. The wood has to be harvested at the same cost or more than if it were still upright. Then it has to be transported to saw mills to be cut, kiln dried, planed, sawed and treated before it's ready for commercial use.



I realize that but it will still be cheaper than a bunch of out of state contractors inflated prices. All I am hearing is how money is being wasted and prices inflated. This would be money saved. No where in my post does it say I thought it was free. Read my post #5

[Graybeard58]

Nowhere in MY post did I say that you said it was "free" Reread my reply # 6.

[Graybeard58]

I realize that but it will still be cheaper than a bunch of out of state contractors inflated prices.

Out of state or in state they will buy from the cheapest source or the most convenient.

On rethinking it would seem that the local timber might be more expensive, having to harvest the trees where nature felled them, since it can't be harvested in as orderly manner as planned cutting.