scooterbug44
SoWal Expert
They wouldn't come south of the bay to cut down trees because they thought people would harass them? 
WHY would people harass them?
WHY would people harass them?
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What are our county leaders doing for us.
- Thread starter Daugette_Matt
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florida girl
Beach Fanatic
They wouldn't come south of the bay to cut down trees because they thought people would harass them?
WHY would people harass them?
Cuse they would be in the woods, with BIG, YELLOW, EQUIPMENT, in SoWal, cutting trees!
scooterbug44
SoWal Expert
Words fail me when faced with that level of idiocy.
Amazing that we managed to build thousands of new homes on wooded lots with so many eco-terrorists running around harassing people. :roll:
Or do so many controlled forest burns.
Amazing that we managed to build thousands of new homes on wooded lots with so many eco-terrorists running around harassing people. :roll:
Or do so many controlled forest burns.
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wrobert
Beach Fanatic
Just curious, what's wrong with the trees north of the bay?
I would guess that she does not own them, and cutting someone else's trees can get you into a bit of trouble.
Robert, how dare you bring up pesky details like that.
We tell everybody what they can do with their property these days, why not tell them what they can do with someone else's property?
Matt J
SWGB
I was thinking she might have worked for St. Joe when they actually farmed trees. Just seems pointless to spend all the money on having someone cut down trees and then try to sell the wood when it can be gotten much cheaper from tons of other suppliers.
wrobert
Beach Fanatic
I was thinking she might have worked for St. Joe when they actually farmed trees. Just seems pointless to spend all the money on having someone cut down trees and then try to sell the wood when it can be gotten much cheaper from tons of other suppliers.
Small tract landowners throughout this county make money selling trees off of their land to the pulp wood industry if done at a time when prices are up. I have never sold off any of mine, but they are currently cutting off the tract behind me. Most sale and replant for the next crop 20 years from now. It always seemed to me that by the time you put the money back into cleaning up the huge mess and then replanting, that there is not a lot of profit.
We have to do stuff like that to pay our higher taxes, since the owners of this mini motels seemed to be ducking out.
Matt J
SWGB
Who's buying it? Smurfit Stone just filed for bankruptcy. Get ready for a development in Millville on the East side of PC.
florida girl
Beach Fanatic
This was a cerified tree farm in South Walton County, it wasn't pulp wood, it was saw lumber. Reforestation was not necessary, it replanted naturaly.