Yep. Ive got white oak, red oak, walnut, poplar, cherry, maple, post oak, and pecan. Even have a little flaming box elder. All beautiful wood. Im just gona end up getting most of it sawed up myself

High grade logs fetch high grade $.

Pm me. Been buying walnut logs for 31 years.

Apparently Walnut Hulls, are supposed to work really good, for cleaning Traps. I Intend to find out. Since I have Discovered, I have a good many of them, on some Newly Acquired Property. Good Luck with your Logs.

Whenever I bought a tract that had BW on it good enough for logs or veneer, I had to "sub" it out to other buyers to haul across the TN line to even sell them. Everyone back then in NE AL said the quality was poor. I believe it was collusion.

I saw some BW sawed up, air dried, and used to make a set of spiral steps in a guy's house. Breathtaking!

New traps, let them soak in salt water for a couple days. Then let air dry for a week or two. Creates rust and pits. Get a pot fill it 3/4 way full of water, add black walnut hulls to it and couple block of parifin to it. Boil for a while and add traps. Take a bent coat hanger and slowly remove the traps. Hulls die the traps, parifin helps protect & scent control. Did a bunch this way growing up.

I have quite a few walnut logs i intend on making flooring and maybe countertops out of, or if not countertops a kitchen island top.

Thanks Drake. 👍👍👍