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There needs to be least 9 feet of clearance between the ground and first branches. The diameter needs to be at least 24 inches at chest height.
If your tree does not meet these qualifactions it may still have some timber value, but not enough to cover the costs associated with harvesting and transporting it.
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Look at the gallery of trees below to use as a guide in determining tree quality and how to measure your tree(s). It should help you decide if your tree might qualify for our program.
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Gallery of Trees
Typical "yard tree" not much clearance between the ground and first branching. Massive top in comparison to trunk.
Good Candidate: Tall, Thick, Straight Trunk with Few Defects.
YuckNice size
This tree is close to 13 inches in diameter measured at about 4 feet off the ground.
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Early Branching. A "V" shaped tree most be truly massive to make a good candidate.
Baby Tree
Low Branch, Too Thin
24 inch minimum diameter required. Clean bark on the outside of the trunk.
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