pine logs for lumber or pulpwood (mineola)

three big trees, come get em.
36", 32", 30" diameter cut em onsite if needed and leave scrap behind.
All three were cut down because they were dead.
One still has needles on it, as it died recently.
the other two were dead a while, long enough to have lost their needles.
So the first tree is solid for lumber.
The other two trees would work for stud wall lumber, but probably not floor joist lumber, where strength is crucial.
I have sliced trees like this up before into 2x6s for studs and they work well.
I do not have a way to load, you are on your own.
you cannot just take one, must take all three.
You can leave behind scrap if you slice onsite.