Sprinkle Logging

About Sprinkle Logging

Sprinkle Logging buys standing timber and handles the logging too, working out of Caddo County, Oklahoma, and serving landowners across Northwest Arkansas, Southwest Missouri, and Northeast Oklahoma. The owner, Ivan Sprinkle, has been logging full time for the last six years. The work covers buying standing timber and harvesting it, in white oak, red oak, black walnut, hickory, cherry, maple, ash, sycamore, eastern red cedar, and pine. A sale starts with a free walk of your land to identify species and volume and give you an offer. Once you approve it, there's a written agreement covering what gets cut, when, and how you get paid, then the crew comes in with skidders and log trucks. Payment is weekly as the job goes, not held until the end. The business says it works to leave driveways, fences, and ground undamaged, and describes its approach as a "Land-First Mentality." It states it is "Licensed & Insured." This fits a landowner who wants to deal with the same person from the first walk of the land through to the check, without a crew of strangers showing up. It suits someone selling timber for the first time who wants the steps spelled out plainly before anything gets cut. From sprinklelogging.com, read 3 October 2026.

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