Based in Holmes County, Ohio

Sell standing timber in Licking County, Ohio

We buy standing timber and timberland in Licking County. We also match your timber with mills and buyers suited to its species, quality, and acreage. Tell us about your woods for a free review. You decide whether to sell.

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Timberland in Licking County

The USDA Forest Service Forest Inventory and Analysis program estimates about 119,000 acres of timberland in Licking County. The current Ohio evaluation combines measurements collected from 2019 through 2025. The county estimate uses 26 sampled timberland plots and reports a 20% sampling error.

These figures describe the county, not the value of your property. Your trees, their condition, and the way in for logging equipment matter more to an offer. Start with your location, wooded acreage, photos, and what you know about past harvests.

County seat
Newark
Estimated timberland
About 119,000 acres
FIA sample
26 plots
Sampling error
20%
FIPS
39089

Tree groups measured in the county sample

The qualifying leading FIA groups for Licking County are other eastern soft hardwoods, hard maple, and other red oaks. We show a group only when at least five sample plots contributed and the reported sampling error was no more than 50 percent. That cutoff removes the thinnest estimates, but it does not turn a county statistic into a timber cruise or appraisal.

other eastern soft hardwoods

About 73.2 million cubic feet of estimated merchantable bole volume on timberland.

20 sample plots; 34.9% sampling error

hard maple

About 60.6 million cubic feet of estimated merchantable bole volume on timberland.

12 sample plots; 35.1% sampling error

other red oaks

About 25.0 million cubic feet of estimated merchantable bole volume on timberland.

7 sample plots; 46.3% sampling error

Species group names and volume estimates come from USDA FIA evaluation 392025. The data helps describe the local timber resource. It cannot identify the species, size, grade, defects, or value of trees on a specific parcel.

Prepare a Licking County property for review

Licking County includes fast-growing communities as well as working farms and larger rural woods. A submission near Newark, Heath, Granville, Johnstown, Pataskala, Utica, or Hebron should state whether the request concerns a connected standing-timber tract rather than residential clearing. Add parcel boundaries, wooded acreage, road access, utilities, nearby development, and the owner's intended timing so buyer fit can be judged honestly.

We welcome property inquiries from around Newark, Heath, Granville, Johnstown, Pataskala, Utica, and Hebron. Based in Holmes County, we review the species, acreage, access, and distance to interested mills when considering a purchase or matching your timber with a buyer.

Include these details

  • Parcel address, parcel number, or map pin
  • Total acreage and approximate connected wooded acreage
  • Known tree species and any prior harvest date
  • Road entrance, truck access, landing space, slopes, and stream crossings
  • Stand, entrance, trail, and boundary photographs
  • Whether you want to sell timber, sell timberland, or speak with a forester
  • Your preferred timing and goals for the property

A purchase or a match for your timber

We review your details and discuss your goals. We buy timber and timberland directly, and we can also introduce mills or timber buyers looking for your wood type and acreage. Different buyers need different wood. Finding that fit is part of looking for a strong offer for your property.

We ask for your consent before sharing details with another buyer. Any offer should name the purchaser and set out the payment and plans for your property in writing. Compare the terms as well as the price, and take time to ask questions. You can decline any offer.

Thinking about selling the wooded property itself? Read about selling timberland.

Check the parcel and get independent help

Parcel records can help confirm the county, parcel number, and assessor acreage before submitting the form. Acreage in tax records still may not equal wooded or harvestable acreage. For advice given solely for the landowner's benefit, consider hiring an independent qualified forester.

Nearby Ohio county guides

Properties near a county line may use a mailing address, access road, or parcel that creates confusion about the correct location. These nearby service pages can help you choose the county that contains the timber.

View statewide coverage and all county guides

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