Clearing costs vary wildly based on tree density, species, terrain, accessibility, and location. A rural stand of merchantable timber might attract a logger who pays you; an urban lot with liability concerns will cost money to clear.
Contact your state forestry agency. A service forester will visit, evaluate the timber, and advise on clearing options—often at no charge.
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