Services
Timber Management
As a seasoned forestry company, it is our mission to improve wildlife, regrow healthy trees, make forests more resistant to pathogens, infestation, and damages by mother nature through proper timber management. We aim to increase your property value, improve walking and hunting trails through selective harvesting techniques.
Timber Process
This is the process landowners can expect when working with Woods & Wildlife Forestry for harvesting their trees.
We offer competitive bidding of select marked timber, landowner driven contract, reforestation, supervision of harvesting logs, clearly mark boundary lines, long-term forest management plans, quality timber harvest through best management practice, and post-harvest clean up.
Schedule land walk through
Call our team to schedule a time to visit your property with you and your team.
Confirm landowner goals
During our walk through we will discuss the future use of your property
Sign consulting agreement detailing foresters responsibilities
Our team will custom create and outline the necessary roles to reach your goals
Mark timber and delineate boundary lines
Strategically select and mark timber that will achieve your goals
Confirm bids and execute the timber sale agreement
Our team will manage the relationship between the landowner and logging comapny
Post harvest clean up
Frequently Asked Timber Management Questions
Can forestry improve my property value?
Yes, a well-maintained forest can increase the value of your trees and overall property.
Who logs my property when we work together?
Woods & Wildlife Forestry’s rooted industry relationships ensure only the highest quality, bidding logging company is in control of harvesting your property with care.
How frequently can I have my property logged?
In general, if managed properly, your woods can be harvested every 10-15 years. Your property will contain a higher timber sale value with Woods & Wildlife Forestry's ongoing management program.
What type of trees are valuable in Pennsylvania?
Hardwoods are of most value to our logging partners in Central Pennsylvania. Common marked trees are, Poplar, Oak, Chestnut, Cherry, Walnut and are approximately 15 inches in diameter.