I am from Ohio and there are some fine hardwoods growing there and some states close by. However, the supply is dwindling fast.

I was wondering where they get all the Pine they sell. It must be huge. I'm sure it is a controlled planting and growth cycle to insure future supply and market.

Where are they getting the Oak, Walnut and other woods that we like to work with?

I imagine a lot of the wood comes from Canada. Here in Pennsylvania, there are lots of species but I don't think there's a lot of Big Business logging.

Used to be big biz on PA.    Clarion & Brookville were  big timber towns.

There is quite the supply here in the south.

Supply of what woods?

Most Pine, fir and plywood/chipboard come from canada. also paper.

 

Last time I went fishing there was trucks hauling pulp wood to the mills from beside the roads.

 

Northern Oregon, Washington have alot of wood too.

Last time I went fishing in canada they were hauling pulp wood all over the place from right beside the roads.

 

Alot comes from northern Oregon and Washington too.

 

A good amout of our plywood and chipboard/sheathing comes from canada.

Supply of what woods?

Oak, red and white, Walnut, Cherry, Maple, Pine, Poplar, Cypress and so on.