What some Landowers have to say about Pro Logging...

Did you feel that you were informed on the proper style of Harvest needed for your sale? "Yes. The crew was very cooperative and did a great job. I am well pleased with every aspect of the job." – J.B. Berryman

Would you recommend Pro Logging to others? "Absolutely." – Trent Eaton

Did the employees on the harvest site meet any request you had while or after harvest was taking place? "Yes - for the first time ever! Proud of your performance and look forward to more good relationship through the coming years." – John Mimms, M.D.

Do you feel your questions were answered honestly and with your best interest at hand? "Yes. I was well pleased." Would you recommend Pro Logging to Others? "I sure would." – Bobby McDaniel

Where did you hear about Pro Logging? "A neighbor. I was well pleased. I will go with you again when I have more to fell. Thanks." – Preston Dobb

Where did you hear about Pro Logging? "From a friend, Justin Rowell." If you were to sell timber again, would you consider Pro Logging for your harvest needs? "Yes." – Marty Martin

Was there anything about your harvest that wasn't executed in the pre-described manner? "No. Timber harvest was executed in a manner which maximized the amount of income from the sale." – Ralph Lauderdale

Do you feel like your best interest was still at hand even after the sale or contract execution? "Yes." – Stephens Properties LLC

Did the employees on the harvest site meet any request you had while or after harvest was taking place? Dennis, Bobby & JRod (Jared) were great on the site! And Corey. Where did you hear about Pro Logging? Greg Tutor & Chad Files. – James Terry Farris (Retired USDA, Natural Resources Conservation Service)

Comments: Dennis, Bobby & JRod thinned 50 acres for me & did what I asked. That was the main reason I let Pro Logging thin another 250 acres for me before they left. I could not ask for them to do a better job than they did. Tracy & Corey did everything I asked. The job was done like they really cared and that meant a lot to me. I hope it works out that I can get them to thin more for me later. Tell the boys I said hello. Thanks again. – Terry Farris (Retired USDA, Natural Resources Conservation Service)



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