Selling Timber in Moore County, TX

5 businesses work this county · 5 registered consulting foresters

Quick answer

There are 5 timber businesses listed for Moore County, Texas: 5 consulting foresters. None of them has an office in the county. That is normal and it is worth knowing: consulting foresters register with the state county by county, and many register for counties they would have to drive hours to reach.

Timber prices for Moore County

No county publishes its own timber prices. These are Texas's published stumpage prices, what landowners are paid for standing timber, and the best public guide to what timber in Moore County is bringing. Your own timber can sell above or below them.

Pine sawtimber$25.73–$28.21 per ton
Pine chip-n-saw$13.55–$14.05 per ton
Pine pulpwood$4.7–$5.93 per ton
Mixed hardwood sawtimber$36.82–$38.98 per ton
Hardwood pulpwood$5.1–$6.19 per ton

Source: Texas A&M Forest Service, May–June 2026. All Texas timber prices

Before you talk to anyone, find out what your timber is worth

Most landowners in Moore County have no idea what their standing timber is worth, which is exactly the position a buyer wants you in. Four questions gets you a ballpark range before the first offer lands.

No forester is based in Moore County

That is normal here and not a problem. Foresters travel, and 5 of them work Moore County from an office nearby. They are listed below, closest first. You can also click any county on the map above to see who is based there.

Consulting Foresters Working Moore County (5)

Listed on the Texas A&M Forest Service My Land Management Connector and its Forest Products Directory, together with the Forest Products Network mill directory and the Texas Forestry Association's Texas Pro Logger records as working Moore County, from an office elsewhere. Closest first.

4.8(12 reviews)
Crockett, TX
Forestry consultingForest management planningTimber inventory and valuationTimber sale marketing and competitive bid salesHarvest supervision+1 more

Burns Forestry presents itself as a forestry consulting firm in Crockett, Texas that promotes sustainable and responsible natural resource management, saying a consultant works with landowners to manage property in a way that suits the ecosystems present or desired and gives the technical expertise needed for goals such as timber production, wildlife habitat, recreation or conservation. Services listed are forest management planning, timber valuation and sales, wildlife habitat management, and forest inventory covering timber volume, species composition, forest health, property mapping and boundary verification. The firm describes acting for the landowner rather than buying timber itself: it marks trees for harvest, prepares a Timber Sale Prospectus that the landowner approves before it goes to qualified buyers, often uses competitive bid sales, and then prepares a Timber Sale Agreement, said to run up to 12 months. Landowners typically receive a first payment within three weeks of harvesting beginning; consultants inspect the property during the harvest, keep load and scale ticket records, and make a final inspection, and harvests are said to comply with Texas Best Management Practices. An initial reconnaissance visit is the starting point, with plots taken to judge whether a property is ready to harvest. Also described are forest and wildlife management plans with maps and timelines, help with timber tax valuation and wildlife tax exemption through county appraisal districts, real estate and appraisal, and special studies including investment analysis, yield modelling, storm damage reports and growth studies. The team page names founder Gary Burns, who holds a Bachelor of Science in Forestry and a master's in forestry and wildlife and is described as a wildlife biologist. The office is at 310 North Fifth Street, Crockett. As described on burnsforestry.com, read 23 September 2026.

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Longview, TX
forestry consulting visitstimber appraisals and inventoryforest/timber management planstimber salestimber harvest planning+1 more

Canvas Natural Resource Solutions, LLC is a natural resource consulting firm at 2810 Bill Owens Parkway, Suite 100 in Longview, Texas, presenting itself as a source "for all your natural resource consulting needs." The company says it is "here to provide solutions to your Environmental Compliance, Forestry, and Wildlife needs" and advertises "20+ Years of Experience!" with experience working in Texas, Arkansas, Louisiana, Mississippi, Oklahoma, Pennsylvania "and more." Its published service categories are forestry, wildlife management, habitat management, agricultural exemptions, environmental compliance, wetlands and other Waters of the US, GIS and mapping, cultural resources, and "All Other Natural Resource Needs." On the forestry side the firm states that "our foresters can help you get the most out of your land through sustainable management," and lists forestry consulting visits, timber appraisals and inventory, forest/timber management plans, timber sales, timber harvest planning, timber tax appraisal/exemption, timber basis value assessments, thinning operations, site preparation, tree planting, continuous forest management, absentee landowner assistance, herbicide application, mechanical site preparation and forestry mulching. Staff wildlife biologists are offered for harvest recommendations and records, threatened and endangered species assessments and surveys, NEPA permitting, airport wildlife hazard assessments, wildlife surveys and census work, corporate and private hunting lease management, trapping including wild pig, feral hog and beaver, and Managed Land Deer Program data collection, while habitat work covers habitat and comprehensive land management plans, prescribed burning, invasive species management, browse surveys, food plot planning, moist soil management, waterfowl marsh management and range and grassland management. The site says "communication is key to our operation" and gives hours of Monday to Friday 8am to 5pm, Saturday by appointment and Sunday closed, adding "call anytime." As described on canvasnrs.com, read 23 September 2026.

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5.0(2 reviews)
Humble, TX
Timber Selection, Sale, & HarvestLand SalesWildlife ManagementPond Construction & ManagementRecreational Area Development

The register carries jenkinsforestresourcesllc.com for this listing, but that address did not answer; the pages actually read sit on forestresources.com, and they are plainly this business. They are headed "Jenkins Forest Resources LLC," give the location as Humble TX 77338, and show the same telephone number the register holds. The firm describes itself as "a privately-owned consulting firm, dedicated to assisting landowners with timber and land management," and lists its clientele as private non-industrial landowners, camps and recreation areas, financial and trust institutions, oil and gas corporations, and state and county agencies. The home page is headlined "43+ Years of Forest Management & More" and the footer on every page reads "Copyright © 1983-2026," but the site never states a founding year in words, so none is recorded here. The about page says the firm has "manage over 475,000 acres nationwide" and adds, "If you have 5 acres or 10,000 acres, we can help" - which states plainly the smallest tract it will take on — five acres — and the largest, ten thousand anywhere. On credentials it states that owner Tom Jenkins "is registered as a Certified Stewardship Forester through the Texas Forest Service, he is a Certified Forester through the Society of American Foresters, and is a Certified Arborist through the International Society of Arboriculture," and "maintains a ISA Tree Risk Asssesment Qualification" that the page abbreviates TRAQ; the company is also "a Licensed Texas Real Estate Brokerage Company." The timber sales page sets out the process: inventory before sale, a bid invitation "distributed to insured, reputable buyers," help with the sales contract, and supervision of the harvest with "periodic progress reports." Service area is given as "United States & Mexico." No fees or rates are published. As described on forestresources.com, read 23 September 2026.

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Nacogdoches, TX
Forest resource servicesTimber and vegetation damage assessmentVegetation study, inventory and biometrical analysisLand and mineral asset managementOil and gas lease analysis, valuation and negotiation+1 more

Resource Analytical & Management Group, LLC is a Nacogdoches, Texas firm that describes itself as "a natural resource analytical, advisory, and asset management firm" under the banner "Celebrating Free Enterprise & Serving Society Since 1980." It presents itself as a multi-disciplinary team that includes oil, gas and energy industry analysts and statisticians, petroleum engineering technologists, GIS mapping, photogrammetry and remote sensing specialists, regulatory analysts and inspectors, landmen and mineral managers, lease and division order analysts, valuation and appraisal experts, easement and right-of-way agents, environmental assessors, "Graduate Professional Foresters and Biometricians," land managers and planners, litigation consultants and expert witnesses. Its departments include Oil, Gas & Minerals; Land, Surface & Pipeline; Geospatial & Photogrammetric; Environmental, Soils & Wildlife; Forest Resource Services; Business Intelligence & R&D; and Publications, Maps & Records. The firm says it serves land, mineral and royalty owners and investors "of all types and sizes, both rural and urban, from small, private, non-industrial owners to large corporate, industrial and investment entities and state and local governments," as well as forest and timber landowners and products companies, banks, wealth management firms and trust companies, law and accounting firms, and governments and utilities. On forestry specifically, it states it has been "helping private timberland owners and forest products companies manage their special assets with our forest resource expertise for more than four decades, mostly in the Southern Gulf Coastal Plain," and among its land and surface services it lists surface damage monitoring, inspection and assessment "With Special Expertise In Timber & Vegetation Damage Assessment" plus vegetation study, inventory and biometrical analysis. Separate regional telephone numbers are given for Nacogdoches and for North, South and West Texas, and the firm says its work is particularly extensive in Texas, Oklahoma, Colorado, New Mexico, Louisiana, Arkansas and Mississippi. As described on resourceanalytical.com, read 23 September 2026.

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Diboll, TX

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Land clearing and small-lot services (3)

Dallas, TX

Biologist 4 Hire, LLC is a land consulting business in Dallas, Texas, led by principal biologist Chad Simmons, who says he has provided independent land consulting for over 25 years. Its work is soil, wildlife and land assessment for farms, ranches and private landowners. As the business puts it, "SOIL is the foundation of your property." Priced services include a USDA NRCS Web Soil Survey Report at $295 per area of interest, a Fish & Wildlife Virtual Land Assessment at $7 per acre, a Wildfire Risk Assessment at $5 per acre, and a Fish & Wildlife On Property Land Assessment at $350 an hour. A Wildlife Management Plan 1-D-1 is $3,500 a year, and its wildlife package is written for Texas properties of less than 35 acres. Virtual consulting is $87.50 for each 15 minutes. A land assessment is offered as a complimentary session at $0, and Chad Simmons invites calls to talk through a property. Credentials include BSBS Fisheries & Wildlife Management, a USDA NRCS Technical Service Provider number, Registered Consulting Arborist and ISA Certified Arborist listings, and Texas A&M Oak Wilt and Wildfire Risk Reduction qualifications. The business currently serves Texas, Oklahoma, New Mexico, Colorado, Utah, Wyoming, Idaho and Montana, and its Texas county list includes Dallas, Collin and Tarrant. Biologist 4 Hire suits a landowner whose main question is soil, wildlife or wildfire risk on the land. From biologist4hire.com, read 18 October 2026.

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Weatherford, TX

Chemical Weed Control is a vegetation management company in Weatherford, Texas. It was founded in 1962 and is now a third-generation family-owned business. Its customers include oil and gas companies, pipeline companies, utilities, government agencies, and private businesses, and much of its work is along rights-of-way. The services include right-of-way brush spraying, bare ground weed control, mowing, right-of-way clearing, line clearance, side trimming, mulching, erosion control, pipeline maintenance, and building and maintaining access roads. It also installs fences, gates and culverts, and does aquatic applications and seismic clearing. The work is done by licensed applicators and certified operators, with credentials from NCCER and Veriforce. The company holds ISA Certified Arborist certification and runs over 200 application rigs along with a fleet of tractors, mowers and UTVs. Regional offices are in Brownfield, Bryan and Weatherford, with local offices in Texas, Oklahoma, Arkansas, Colorado, Kansas and Nebraska. Counties served include Parker, Wise and Tarrant, along with many others across Texas. Jobs of any size are taken: "No job is too large or too small." It suits a landowner who needs brush control, clearing or site work along a pipeline, road or power line, rather than someone looking to sell standing timber. From chemweed.com, read 18 October 2026.

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Georgetown, TX

Tree Mann Solutions is a tree consulting firm in Georgetown, Texas. It works on development and tree preservation. Its services include tree surveys, feasibility studies, site plan analysis, and help with city tree permits, from early talks with city staff before a plan is submitted through final approval. It also offers post-construction care for trees that are kept on a property. Its main clients are developers, property managers, and cities, not landowners selling timber. Its own line is "Save time, money, and trees." It names Austin, San Antonio, Dallas/Fort Worth, and Houston as its main areas, and says it will work "wherever else we can be of service." It also advises on species selection and placement for cities, schools, and HOAs. The team lists 182 years of combined experience in the green industry and has 22 members. Its credentials include ISA Certified Arborist and Texas Oak Wilt Qualified (Texas ISA). The team has five Board Certified Master Arborists and 18 certified arborists, and staff hold PMP and RCA credentials. This firm suits a landowner who plans to build on land with trees and needs help with city tree rules, not someone looking for a timber buyer or logger. From treemannsolutions.com, read 18 October 2026.

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Questions landowners ask

How many timber buyers and foresters serve Moore County?

5 businesses are listed for Moore County: 5 consulting foresters and 0 buyers, loggers and mills. None of them has an office in the county; they register to work here and travel in.

How much is my timber worth in Moore County?

Nobody can tell you what your timber is worth without walking it. Value depends on the species, the size and grade of the trees, how thickly they stand, the ground conditions and how easily a logger can reach them. Texas A&M Forest Service publishes a free bi-monthly survey of East Texas stumpage sales, in dollars per ton, which tells you what the market is doing, not what your tract holds. Anyone who quotes you a figure without seeing the land is guessing, and a guess in that direction is rarely in your favour.

What stumpage value means →

Do I need a forestry consultant to sell timber in Moore County?

You do not have to use one. A consulting forester works for you rather than the buyer, marks the timber, runs a sealed-bid sale and typically charges a percentage of the sale. Research from several state extension services has found that timber sold through a consultant often returns enough more to cover the fee, though results vary by tract and by market. The decision usually turns on the size of the sale and whether you have sold timber before.

Do I need a forestry consultant? →

Do I need a permit to cut timber in Texas?

Texas has no statewide permit and no notification to harvest timber on your own land. The Texas A&M Forest Service's own guidance for selling timber runs from identifying your boundaries to closing out the sale without a permit, a licence or a notice to any agency at any step. What state law does require is between you and your buyer: it is unlawful in Texas to sell or buy a wood product without a written bill of sale documenting who owns it, so the contract is where your protection lives. Forestry Best Management Practices here are genuinely voluntary rather than voluntary-with-an-asterisk — the Forest Service calls its BMP programme non-regulatory and completely voluntary in its own words — though following them is still what keeps a harvest clear of water quality trouble, and taking state cost-share money makes them a condition of the money. On local rules, Texas is unusual twice over. State law counts silviculture as an agricultural operation, and a city's ordinance does not apply at all to an agricultural operation outside its city limits and applies inside them only on a narrow showing. Counties are weaker still, because Texas counties do not have zoning authority. But this is not blanket protection: a county requirement that was already in effect before your operation began does apply to you, so check with the county before work starts. One last thing worth knowing before you sign: Texas does not register or license foresters, so a forester's credentials here are professional rather than statutory, and the accreditations you see — Texas Accredited Forester, SAF Certified Forester, ACF, Texas Pro Logger — are voluntary programmes rather than a state licence.

Permit rules in Texas →

What is timber worth in Moore County?

No price series is published for Moore County on its own. Texas's latest published stumpage figures (Texas A&M Forest Service, May–June 2026) put mixed hardwood sawtimber at $36.82–$38.98 per ton. What your own timber brings depends on the species, the size and amount of it, and how far it is from a mill. A timber cruise by a forester settles it.