Counties

Sanders County timber sales

5 public timber sales in Sanders County, MT

Source last checked Aug 26, 2026 · page revised Aug 20, 2026

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About this data
Source
Washington DNR, Oregon Department of Forestry, Idaho Department of Lands, Montana DNRC, US Forest Service Region 6 and BLM Western Oregon timber auctions
Series
Public timber sales gathered by county
Basis
Stumpage; $/MBF or $/CCF
Geography
Sanders County
Update frequency
Event-based

Sanders County has 5 tracked public timber sales: 5 sold, 0 no-bid, 57,310 tons of timber offered in total.

Weeksville Timber Sale moved 10,005 tons on August 13 at $14.04/ton with a 22 percent premium. Clark Hinch sold 9 days prior with a 23 percent premium on 15,750 tons at $6.01/ton. Sanders County saw two competitive sales in early August after lighter activity over the prior months.

The numbers
SaleAgencyVolumePricePremiumDate
Weeksville Timber SaleMT DNRC10,005 tons$14.04/ton+22%Aug 13, 2026
Clark HinchMT DNRC15,750 tons$6.01/ton+23%Aug 4, 2026
Shilo Jones Lynch BlowdownMT DNRC1,616 tons$8.70/ton+1%Jun 16, 2026
Banana Fire SalvageMT DNRC7,857 tons$8.54/ton+1%Mar 5, 2026
Stobie RanchMT DNRC22,082 tons$25.55/ton+41%Oct 16, 2025

Previous weeks

An earlier week

Sanders County's August sales drew solid premiums. Weeksville on the 13th moved 10,005 tons at $14.04 per ton on a 22 percent premium, and Clark Hinch the week before held 15,750 tons at $6.01 per ton on 23 percent. The county's highest premium came at Stobie Ranch in October 2025, with 22,082 tons bringing $25.55 per ton on 41 percent. All six tracked sales have sold.

About Sanders County timber sales

This page lists the public timber sales tracked in Sanders County, MT: state and federal auctions with their offered volume, result and price. It is a running record, newest first. A sale spanning two counties appears on both counties' pages. An advertised sale reads "Upcoming" until its auction date; once that date has passed it reads "Result pending" until the result posts. Volume is shown in each sale's own unit (MBF for most state sales, CCF for federal sales, tons for per-ton Idaho and Montana sales), and the units are never blended. Prices are as published by the selling agency.