Monthly results
November 2024 timber sale results
6 completed public timber sales in November 2024 across Washington DNR, the Oregon Department of Forestry, the Montana DNRC, the US Forest Service and BLM
Data through Nov 2024 · source last checked Aug 26, 2026 · page revised Aug 26, 2026
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- Volume-weighted average, $/MBF
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
- Completed public timber sales for one calendar month, all agencies
- Basis
- Stumpage; $/MBF (state), $/CCF (federal) and $/ton (Idaho/Montana) kept separate
- Geography
- The Pacific Northwest
- Unit
- $/MBF
- Calculation
- November 2024, with the monthly price history up to it
- Last observation
- Nov 2024
- Update frequency
- Monthly, updated as late results post
November 2024: 6 completed public timber sales (6 sold, 0 no-bid). 5,424 MBF of state timber and 383 CCF of federal timber offered, a volume-weighted $591/MBF across state sawtimber sales.
Nine Iron in Forest Grove sold 2,720 MBF of sawtimber at $691/MBF, the month's strongest state price, while Scatter Shield in Forest Grove brought $572/MBF for 2,010 MBF. Thin Bear in West Oregon landed at $251/MBF on 694 MBF of sawtimber, and Falcon TP Deck, a federal salvage sale on the Okanogan-Wenatchee, brought $0.25/CCF on 383 CCF. November's six completed sales averaged $591/MBF across state sawtimber.
| Sale | Agency | Class | Region / forest | Volume | Result | Premium | Date |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Copperfield Salvage | ODF | Salvage/deck/product | Klamath-Lake | n/a | n/a | n/a | Nov 25, 2024 |
| Nine Iron | ODF | Sawtimber | Forest Grove | 2,720 MBF | $691/MBF | n/a | Nov 22, 2024 |
| Scatter Shield | ODF | Sawtimber | Forest Grove | 2,010 MBF | $572/MBF | n/a | Nov 22, 2024 |
| Falcon TP Deck | USFS | Salvage/deck/product | Okanogan-Wenatchee National Forest | 383 CCF | $0.25/CCF | +0% | Nov 21, 2024 |
| Thin Bear | ODF | Sawtimber | West Oregon | 694 MBF | $251/MBF | n/a | Nov 21, 2024 |
| Bearly Adequate - GNA | ODF | Sawtimber | Klamath-Lake | n/a | n/a | n/a | Nov 18, 2024 |
| Sale | Agency | Volume | Result | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Largest volume | Nine Iron | ODF | 2,720 MBF | $691/MBF |
Previous weeks
An earlier week
Eight public timber sales across Oregon, Washington and the Forest Service cleared without a no-bid in November, pricing state sawtimber at $591/MBF volume-weighted. Nine Iron's 2,720 MBF from Forest Grove sold at $691/MBF while Scatter Shield's 2,010 MBF from the same region took $572/MBF. Thin Bear's 694 MBF of West Oregon sawtimber fetched $251/MBF, and the Okanogan-Wenatchee's Falcon TP Deck salvage sold 383 CCF of federal timber at $0.25/CCF.
An earlier week
Eight public timber sales closed in November 2024, all sold with no no-bids. State sawtimber averaged $591/MBF volume-weighted, ranging from $691/MBF at Nine Iron to $251/MBF at Thin Bear. Federal salvage at Falcon TP Deck drew $0.25/CCF with zero premium.
About November 2024 timber sale results
This page is the permanent record of the public timber sales that were auctioned in November 2024: every completed state and federal sale that month, sold or no-bid, with its class, offered volume, winning price and premium over the appraised minimum. Green sawtimber is the market read; salvage, deck, stewardship and product sales price on token minimums and are labeled as their own class, not blended into the sawtimber figures. State volumes are in MBF and federal volumes in CCF, and the two are never summed. The page updates in place as late results for the month post; it does not forecast prices or advise what to bid. The chart is the volume-weighted green sawtimber price month by month, in dollars per MBF, the unit the sales in November 2024 were scaled in. It runs from the start of this archive through November 2024 and stops there, so the line shows what a buyer reading this month could already see. A month that closed no comparable sawtimber sale in that unit is left as a gap rather than plotted as a zero, and the three units are charted apart, never averaged together.