If he had enough tickets to run until Thursday, they are doing ok. I would guess he works for Parnell or Industree. Remember though, this is just the paper mills. C-N-S, poles, hardwood logs, etc people have their own way of doing things. But they have to have the paper mills to keep running.

In northwest al logging is going fairly good. Everything is on quota from pulpmill to pine sawmills. But we have a large quota to fill right now. Seen on news the homebuilding situation is fixing get really bad so that will blend over into our job in the log markets . Most pine sawmills have lots of storage for lumber so that probably be more in long term than today. If sawtimber gets into a crunch we will just cut pulp for awhile. We are blessed to work for company that has a fiber supply agreement with pulpmill. So we get to haul when all the gatewood producers are cut off. But that applies to two of our crews also. They are cut off also when that happens. The pulpmills that make packaging paper like one we haul to is doing really good. Can t make enough because everybody is home shopping online. The ones that make coated paper like printing paper is in a bind. Suppy for that is low because all schools are closed.thats main reason the ip mill closed in courtland closed few yrs ago. Im sure the toilet paper mills are doing good also.but in long term that may slow down because everyone got stocked up. I think The slow down in homebuilding is gonna be really bad in the long term. Thats what most loggers in my area is mostly concerned about.

Man yalls trucks are everywhere. I saw loaded trailers on 67 nearly time Arab yestrday. Saw lowboy and dozer pulling out of wheeler state park yeatrday. Pass yalls trucks all day long. A forester up here works with y’all close and I had a talk yestrday. He basically just said word for word what you did.

East of Andalusia goin to Scotch in Beatrice. About 75 miles.