Timber Buyers

Sun Mountain Logging, LLC is a logging contractor in Deer Lodge, Montana. It has a Google Maps business listing in that category. It is also listed as a consulting forester and a timber buyer. A listing here is not an endorsement.

Log To Living Room, LLC is a mill in Stevensville, Montana. It has a Google Maps business listing in that category. It is also listed as a timber buyer. A listing here is not an endorsement.

Hunt's Timbers Inc is a mill in St Ignatius, Montana. It has a Google Maps business listing in that category. It is also listed as a logging contractor and a timber buyer. A listing here is not an endorsement.

Dupuis Lumber LLC is a sawmill in Polson, Montana. They also buy timber. They run a band sawmill, and in their own words, "We use a band sawmill to cut accurately and efficiently." Their work is custom sawn beams and lumber. They source their timber from local forests and loggers, and they serve Lake County. They're particular about what they take in: "We buy really nice logs good timbers only comes from good logs." That's worth knowing if you're deciding whether your stand is a fit before you call. This listing doesn't give a stated minimum acreage or tract size, so there's no number to pass along here. This suits a landowner near Polson who has good quality logs and wants them custom sawn into beams and lumber, or who wants to sell standing timber to a local buyer rather than ship logs out of the area. From dupuislumber.com, read 4 October 2026.

Northfork Forestry is a timber buyer in Libby, Montana. It has a Google Maps business listing in that category. A timber buyer purchases standing timber and arranges the harvest. A listing here is not an endorsement.

Camas Creek Custom Lumber is a working sawmill in Stevensville, Montana. If you've got logs on your own land and want them turned into usable wood, this is the kind of place that does that work directly, cutting "full-dimension lumber, timbers and beams for builders, lumber buyers and individual projects." They cut Douglas fir as their main species, with pine, larch, spruce and cottonwood available depending on the order and what's in stock. Besides milling your own logs, they offer timber-frame packages and will cut rough or planed finish, whatever the project calls for. The process starts with a quote request where you list species, dimensions, quantity and finish, and from there "Camas Creek reviews order details as part of the quote process" before talking price and availability. They've been at this since 1998, starting with a circle sawmill in Darby before moving to bandsaw milling and then to their own Stevensville property. Most customers pick up material at the mill; there's no routine local delivery, though freight can sometimes be arranged for large multi-state orders. They work out of Stevensville and are listed as serving Ravalli County. This one suits a landowner who already knows they want logs sawn into lumber or timbers rather than a standing-timber sale, and who doesn't mind hauling logs in or picking up finished material at the mill. From camascreeklumber.com, read 4 October 2026.

Bobtail Enterprise is a logging contractor in Lincoln County, Montana. It has a Google Maps business listing in that category. It is also listed as a timber buyer. A listing here is not an endorsement.

Thompson River Lumber is a sawmill and timber buyer in Thompson Falls, Montana, up in the northwestern part of the state. It was founded in 1993 by Roger Claridge as a family business, and it's still run that way today, with Dan Claridge handling the day to day work at the mill. If you've got timber to sell, this is a place that buys harvested logs straight from landowners. They say they pay a "fair and reasonable price," and they take timber ranging from 42 inches down to 5.6 inches on the top end, across five different species. When you sell to them, you work from a Log Purchase Agreement, and specific cutting instructions come as part of that timber contract package, so you know what's expected before any logging starts. They also do their own log receiving, loading, and shipping, moving lumber out by rail on BNSF and by truck. Beyond private landowners, Thompson River Lumber also partners with the Montana Department of Natural Resources, the U.S. Forest Service, and the Bureau of Indian Affairs on harvesting work tied to forest health. They have foresters on staff to talk through a sale or answer questions about where to go next with your timber. This looks like a fit for someone in or near northwestern Montana who already has timber cut, or close to it, and wants a straightforward buyer and mill rather than someone to walk a small, uncut tract from the ground up. From thompsonriverlumber.com, read 4 October 2026.