…… Wood price question

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I am going to start to cut some trees down in my wood lot for a few reasons.
1) I need to let some season out for my firewood needs
2) I need to open more graze space for my sheep
3) I want to relieve some of the wildfire potential
4) I have standing dead that needs to come down before it falls
5) I need to sell some so I can buy hay.

So my question is this...What would be a reasonable price for 8 12' logs sold as firewood? Diameter average is 10". Mostly green, but some standing dead. I can also do bundles of similar diameter logs at different prices. I just need to know what would be a good starting point where I don't overprice, or underprice, myself and can't sell any.

These are pine trees. Please don’t jump on me about pine being less than desirable for fire wood. I do know that. However the only two types of native trees are pine and cedar and it’s what everyone burns here. There are no native hardwoods

Thank you for your help!

 

[Calfisher]

Max, about 350 if cut and split.

 

[mecoastie]

It varies greatly but I think that log length prices are roughly a third of what cut and split would be. Check places like Craigslist and Facebook Marketplace to see what other people are selling it for. 8 12 ft logs 10" in dia is a little less than a half cord for figuring purposes.

 

[Southside]

It varies all over the country.
By me, a full cord(24X4) of Oak, cut & split & seasoned is $1,200 or so.
First time in 10 years, I have a driveway full of wood I picked up to process. I need to replace the seals on the ram for my splitter. It leaks a lot! It looks pretty easy to do.