Here's another thought: if you're having timber cut (BTW - it ain't old growth, since there are only pockets of that left in WV, and none of it in private hands), you've sold the timber to the cutter. Therefore, those trees are his and not yours.
Then again, maybe you could pull your head out of your own azz and figure out what is and isn't going on.
For someone who retired to a destination of their own choosing, you sure as Hell b!tch a lot about where you chose to go.
Third generation logger says otherwise on the old growth.
You need to read the contract before you run off your mouth. I own the [bleep] timber and he is paid an agreed upon fee to do the logging.
Getting someone to work ? Chit. The president of our little bank is my neighbor that's lived here all his life and can't find a carpenter that will show up sober if he can find one at all.
