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Locally owned and operated NWA business with 30 plus years of experience. Bryan Foresee grew up in Bentonville, AR and is committed to being honest and fair with land owners. If you have large timber lots to cut, give Foresee Logging a call to set up a time to meet today.

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logging, the process of harvesting trees

Bucking

sawing timber into appropriate lengths

skidding

pulling the timber out of the woods

transporting

taking the logs to the sawmill

types of logging

Clearcutting

Many logging companies use the clearcutting method to harvest timber. The clearcutting system removes all the trees in a designated area (typically a woodlot).


Clearcutting can be practiced to encourage the growth and proliferation of tree species that require high light intensity.


Shelterwood Cutting

Another common logging technique is the shelterwood system. As opposed to taking every and any tree in a particular area, shelterwood only takes trees that are of similar age and size. The key with shelterwood is that it leaves mature trees to support growth from seed trees. In other words, the shelterwood system naturally has a regeneration strategy in place.


Selective Cutting

As you might suspect by its name, the selective cutting system is the least destructive logging method. The primary difference about selective cutting is that it only removes trees of a specific type, size (or age), and quality. We use this method to cut a specific wood species or quantity. The primary benefit of selective cutting is that it doesn’t affect the growth of surrounding trees.


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