Carolina Timber Brokers LLC

09/27/2025

09/18/2025

Thinning is a great way to increase wildlife habitat while also increasing the growth of the residual trees you leave for future timber harvesting.

05/11/2024

We are currently looking for a permanent logger to help supply local mills most within 40 miles or less. Competitive logging rates and a chipper is a plus. Please send me a private message if you’re interested in talking.
We service the p*e Dee area from Chesterfield to Florence and over to Marion counties and up into NC along the state line. Our office is in Florence, SC
Thanks
You can contact Richard Howard or Bose Skipper.

12/26/2023

The Biggest, the oldest and the tallest Oak Tree in South Carolina is still the Champion Oak Tree in Georgetown, SC. The last time they measured the height of this oak tree was in 1940 and it measured over 120 feet tall.

12/14/2023

Would love one of these.

10/01/2023

Much of the Deep South has not received significant rainfall in many weeks. On this site, we haven’t gotten over a couple tenths in about 4 months. Our food plots are looking rough, but the areas we manage for native forbs and other early successional plants are still green, lush, and getting lots of attention from deer.

This is just one of many reasons managing fields and forests for native forage is almost always a more important consideration than food plots. These plants have evolved with the local climate for eons, and they’re dang good at what they do.

If an objective of your management program is addressing habitat limitations, this is where your priority should be, if possible. We understand some folks in leased-land situations don’t have the same flexibility.

03/27/2023

1st annual sporting klays for kids & McLead childrens hospital was a big success. And Carolina Timber Brpkers looked pretty good too!

09/29/2021

Some very nice white oaks on this tract.