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Permalink Reply by Ron Barrow on December 6, 2010 at 10:55

My email address is barrow@politicogroup.com. Look forward to hearing from you. ron

Permalink Reply by Michael on December 4, 2010 at 3:18

What does it mean to be flipped and left for years?

Is my property close to yours?

Sec 29, T 20N, R 6W 1 acre
Sec 12, T 19N, R 7W 50 acres
Sec 4, T22N, R8W (undivided 1/2 interest of 60 acres)
Claiborne Parish


THANKS-
MIKE

Permalink Reply by Michael on December 3, 2010 at 7:15

I live in Michigan and inherited 2 parcels I believe possibly in the same area but because of my total ignorance I could be mistaken so any and all assistance and information will be greatly appreciated.

Sec 29, T 20N, R 6W 1 acre
Sec 12, T 19N, R 7W 50 acres
Sec 4, T22N, R8W (undivided 1/2 interest of 60 acres)
Claiborne Parish

I have not yet been contacted with any lease offers. I just talked to the tax assessors office and they told me that when a company is ready to drill in your area they will contact you. Is this the standard procedure?

Also, I would like to look into the timber being trimmed. I believe it has been around 10 tears since this has been done. Any advice on how to proceed would also be appreciated.


Thanks!
Mike

Permalink Reply by Little Red on December 3, 2010 at 7:35

With regard to the timber, I strongly recommend that you get an independent professional forester to handle the matter for you. They usually charge 10%, but they more than make that up for you in my experience.

I use Paul Smeltzer, Timber Resource Management, based in Athens south of Homer. (318) 258-3020 or www.psuforest1@aol.com.

Good luck.

Permalink Reply by Russell Thurmon on January 28, 2011 at 15:15

I can't recommend Scott Smith (318-548-4704) with Magnolia Pulpwood enough. He cut my timber almost 2 years ago and still goes out of this way to help me anyway he can.  He is local and clearly has a love for the region. Paid upfront for my timber as well.

Permalink Reply by tony allen on January 28, 2011 at 16:16

I agree with Mr Thurman,Scott does a great job.

 

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