Timber ground in Wayne County belongs to the southeast Mississippi Pine Belt along the Chickasawhay River. Stands here are made up of planted loblolly on rolling uplands with hardwood drains and some big bottomland hardwood blocks along the Chickasawhay and Buckatunna.
Southeast Forestlands works only for the landowner. We do not buy timber and we are not paid by mills.
The Ground in Wayne County
Most Wayne County timberland is planted pine on rolling sand-loam uplands, broken by hardwood drains.
Protecting Soil and Water
Sandy uplands in Wayne County carry equipment well most of the year; the flats near the Chickasawhay are what limit winter work.
Nearby Counties
We also work with landowners in nearby counties, including Clarke, Jasper, Jones, Greene, Perry, and Choctaw (AL).
General Guidance
How the work itself is done is explained once, site-wide, rather than repeated county by county:
- What a timber cruise measures
- How a sealed-bid timber sale works
- How we sell timber
- Wet-weather logging and BMPs
- Thinning decisions
- Regeneration and replanting
- All forestry services
Talk It Over First
Walk the place with a forester before deciding anything. Contact us to set up a visit.