Re: stumpage prices

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• From: "Britt A. Boucher" <twodog@BEV.NET>
• Date: Tue, 7 Nov 1995 20:09:15 +0500
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>I am a consulting forester in raleigh, NC and am seeking sources of
>current stumpage prices for the varries species and wood products found
>in the NC piedmont region.
>
>If anyone has any info on where I could obtain this information, please
>mail me.
>
>Thanks,
>Rodney Finkbiner

Rodney:
Well, good question.... Stumpage prices are like used car prices... depends.
They depend on access, species and quality mix, size.... a Gazillion things.
The best source for "real" stumpage prices are other consulting foresters
who sell timber.  Timbermart South, as suggested, is a good "average"
source.  Also try The "Hardwood Market Report"  Email  address is  hmr@hmr.com

They publish weekly reports of hardwood prices (milled, air dried,
boxcarloads).  This is not stumpage but, it is an excellent measure of the
pulse of the market.

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