Description: The Commonwealth of Pennsylvania's Department of Conservation and Natural Resources is offering a timber stumpage sale covering 188 acres at Tyler Point in Huston Township, Clearfield County, Pennsylvania. The sale includes approximately 1,562 MBF of mostly red oak sawtimber and 205 HCF of mostly red maple pulpwood, with a minimum acceptable bid of $478,666.50. Bidders must submit a lump-sum electronic bid, provide a $10,000 bid bond or equivalent guarantee, and satisfy performance-bond and road-construction requirements.
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