Veneer mills usually want trunks that are at least 24 inches in diameter. IF
you can't find a buyer then look for someone that has a portable mill and
have them cut it into planks or lumber. Sticker it and let it start drying.
That will give you lots of time to find a buyer.

Bob Darrah
West Linn, Oregon
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Look in your local area (yellow pages, classifieds, web, etc.) for lumber
mills, saw mills, hardwood mills or dealers. A good, straight trunk
should
be worth some money as lumber or for veneer. I WOULD NOT cut it up until
someone has a chance to look at it.

Walnut in our area (Central KS) brings up to $6.00 a board foot, a little
less in SE Kansas, Arkansas or Missouri. As I said before, good straight
trunks might be valued for veneer. If it is good wood you might be
looking
a a couple thousand dollars (or more). Act quickly.