[AT] Off Topic, Logging property
jtchall at nc.rr.com
jtchall at nc.rr.com
Mon Sep 17 19:32:44 PDT 2012
In our area it is quite common for fields to be planted in rows of pines
with three planned cuttings of trees (thinning). It takes about 40-50 years
if you leave the last cutting to grow into big trees. All the while you wait
for land prices to go up and then sell it off after the last trees are cut
to build houses on. During this time you get to enjoy lower property tax
rates and you can rent the land to deer hunters for 2-3 times what a farmer
would have paid.
John Hall
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