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  • grumpygy
    A hell of a lot comes from Canada. The lumber from the south for some reason goes to Veneer or Pulp. Plus the lumber from the south is mostly pine. The lumber they like to use in Houses is Fir.



    Now if you really want to hear them crying wait till December. When they go to buy their Christmas tree's. Most are dead cause of the lack of rain.
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  • Marc1301
    quote:Originally posted by grumpygy
    A hell of a lot comes from Canada. The lumber from the south for some reason goes to Veneer or Pulp. Plus the lumber from the south is mostly pine. The lumber they like to use in Houses is Fir.



    Now if you really want to hear them crying wait till December. When they go to buy their Christmas tree's. Most are dead cause of the lack of rain.

    That's Trump's fault too,....isn't it?
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  • Sam06
    quote:Originally posted by grumpygy
    A hell of a lot comes from Canada. The lumber from the south for some reason goes to Veneer or Pulp. Plus the lumber from the south is mostly pine. The lumber they like to use in Houses is Fir.



    Now if you really want to hear them crying wait till December. When they go to buy their Christmas tree's. Most are dead cause of the lack of rain.


    Weyhauser has a million AC of fir in WA.


    But when its all said and done I say rain on CA.
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  • grumpygy
    quote:Originally posted by Sam06
    quote:Originally posted by grumpygy
    A hell of a lot comes from Canada. The lumber from the south for some reason goes to Veneer or Pulp. Plus the lumber from the south is mostly pine. The lumber they like to use in Houses is Fir.



    Now if you really want to hear them crying wait till December. When they go to buy their Christmas tree's. Most are dead cause of the lack of rain.


    Weyhauser has a million AC of fir in WA.


    But when its all said and done I say rain on CA.


    But how much can they really cut. Still have the idiots out there who take them to court and win. We have lost a bunch of mills in this area. Even Weyerhaeuser Has stopped logging and even sold out some of their operations here.
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  • WearyTraveler
    quote:Originally posted by Marc1301
    quote:Originally posted by grumpygy
    A hell of a lot comes from Canada. The lumber from the south for some reason goes to Veneer or Pulp. Plus the lumber from the south is mostly pine. The lumber they like to use in Houses is Fir.



    Now if you really want to hear them crying wait till December. When they go to buy their Christmas tree's. Most are dead cause of the lack of rain.

    That's Trump's fault too,....isn't it?

    Yes! He caused global warming!
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  • chiefr
    quote:Originally posted by varian
    just heard on the news it going to cost calif. residence's $20,000 more to rebuild their houses because of Trump's lumber tariffs. What? Why? living in Mississippi and this state being at 60% timberland, why do we need to import lumber. the entire south is full of pine timber and we import lumber. that is totally ridiculous.



    The problem is what you are listening to is not news, Its DEMOCRAT party hate, like most of main stream and social media.
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  • mogley98
    Plenty of 2X 4s made frm Pine Tariff be damn let our prices go up
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  • Horse Plains Drifter
    The Canadian timber industry is heavily subsidized by their gov't. Having lived on the front lines of the US timber industry for most of my working life, I say bring on those tariffs! It should have happened in 1988.

    This county I'm in harvested a billion board feet of timber in 1988. In 2016 it harvested 250 million.

    Besides $20K increase on a new house is nothing. Like tip money at the restaurant.
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  • Junkballer
    Thinning our (US) forest for lumber to rebuild destroyed homes may just be the ticket we need, less trees to burn in wild fires, it's not natures way of woodland clearing but damn close [;)]. It'll also put many people back to work, loggers, saw mill workers, truck drivers, carpenters, supply clerks, etc. etc.
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  • spasmcreek
    anyone know how much of this is owned by the chinese ??????
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  • grumpygy
    quote:Originally posted by Horse Plains Drifter
    The Canadian timber industry is heavily subsidized by their gov't. Having lived on the front lines of the US timber industry for most of my working life, I say bring on those tariffs! It should have happened in 1988.

    This county I'm in harvested a billion board feet of timber in 1988. In 2016 it harvested 250 million.

    Besides $20K increase on a new house is nothing. Like tip money at the restaurant.


    You should say a 20K increase in the cost of building a home in Calif is nothing. Other places it would be a huge increase.
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  • Okie743
    quote:Originally posted by grumpygy
    A hell of a lot comes from Canada. The lumber from the south for some reason goes to Veneer or Pulp. Plus the lumber from the south is mostly pine. The lumber they like to use in Houses is Fir.



    Now if you really want to hear them crying wait till December. When they go to buy their Christmas tree's. Most are dead cause of the lack of rain.


    AND when it starts raining, Oh my another Calif mud slide. (into the new house)

    Someone may be sending them a message. If I lived their I would go to church. (then get out ASAP)
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  • grumpygy
    quote:Originally posted by Okie743
    quote:Originally posted by grumpygy
    A hell of a lot comes from Canada. The lumber from the south for some reason goes to Veneer or Pulp. Plus the lumber from the south is mostly pine. The lumber they like to use in Houses is Fir.



    Now if you really want to hear them crying wait till December. When they go to buy their Christmas tree's. Most are dead cause of the lack of rain.


    AND when it starts raining, Oh my another Calif mud slide. (into the new house)

    Someone may be sending them a message. If I lived their I would go to church. (then get out ASAP)


    Yep Happened last year in the Areas that Burnt last year.
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  • grumpygy
    Thought I would bring this up I live near one of the large log sort yards. For several years this time of year it would be empty. The chance for a fire was not worth the risk of Logging. They have to do it at night cause of fire restrictions.

    Well this year the Yard is still full and every Morning the Log trucks are lined up waiting for them to Open.


    This place has been my Gage for how the economy is doing Empty Bad, full good.
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