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Dust Logging LLC

Dust Logging, a family owned business established in 2008, specializes in select timber harvest, land/lot clearing, and fence row clearing.

Dust Logging typically buys timber withing a 60-90 mile radius of Effingham County. We buy all species of trees. Looking for a timber buyer that loves what he does? Contact Ryan at (217)821-6700.

01/14/2024

Wishing for warmer work days right now.

Do us a favor. Facebook has been sending us really weird messages threatening our account. Please comment or share if you can see this.

Need to write a comment? What did you do outside this morning in the -8 degree weather? Ryan just left to go cut some trees (as long as the equipment will start).

01/14/2024

Wow! Thermometer said -8 degrees this morning. It is cold enough to finally cut some trees, but will the equipment like it?

07/06/2022

Both machine cutting and hand cutting are gettting the job done today. Look at the size of that one!

06/30/2022

Finally found some time to start posting again.

Been using this cutting head on a Doosan excavator to buck and load logs.

08/27/2021

The terramac skidder has already been very useful during the recent wet weather.

07/22/2021

Small drive around the logyard. Finishing touches were done last night. It is now ready to go pull trees on a wet jobsite

07/22/2021

7 months in the making.....it left and went to the jobsite this morning. Terramac and log skidder were molded into one. Ryan fabricated the machine he'd been dreaming of for over 18 months.

06/01/2021

A little over a year ago, a promotional video for Bobcat was released featuring Dust Logging LLC. A few weeks ago, Terramac released a promotional video featuring Dust Logging LLC.

Terramac Logging Watch as the Terramac RT9 increases production for a logging company based out of Illinois by using its superior traction and power to haul full length logs ...

05/20/2021

Some days are spent cutting trees. Some days are spent hauling logs. Some days are spent educating our future generation about trees and logging. I had a great time speaking to the third graders at career day.