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Socio-economic characteristics of prospective nonindustrial private timber sellers in east Texas

Author: Hickman, C.A.
Date: 1984
Periodical: RN-SO-308. New Orleans, LA: U.S. Department of Agriculture, Forest Service, Southern Forest Research Station. 4 p.
Link: http://www.srs.fs.usda.gov/pubs/rn/rn_so308.pdf
Abstract: Data provided by 317 nonindustrial private forest owners suggest that in the East Texas region, future timber sellers will tend to exhibit the following characteristics: (1) their forest holdings will be 100 or more acres in size; (2) they will have owned forest land for 10 or more years; (3) they will live in towns or cities, not on their forest properties; (4) they will be primarily interested in the income-producing potential as opposed to consumptive use of their woodlands; (5) they will be farmers and ranchers or business and professional people; (6) they will have completed at least some college; and (7) their incomes will exceed $30,000 per year.


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