Have you tried the sawmills? If so, get the names of some of their loggers and work from there. Since the loggers know the owners of the sawmills, they can be a wealth of info on sourcing logs. Good luck!

Gabriel, have you taken the LHBA class? If you're a member, this is covered in much more detail in the 'members only section' of the site. I live in middle GA and have had no problem finding logs, I imagine at least N. FL shouldn't be much different. If you haven't taken the class, I would recommend not even worrying about logs right now- ya gotta learn what to do with them first.

Think nationally,

Mikey, Journeyman 1987

Shipping gets expensive, no?

I wasn't talking about googling for sawmills, I was talking about GOING to the sawmills. If you don't know where any are, try the yellow pages, go to building supply stores (local ones, not big box) and ask, there are frequently places called "wood products" places that will at least be able to tell you where sawmills are. You have to pound the pavement a little bit.

The class will cover ways for you to get logs and at different costs. I'd wait till after you take the class (its only a week away) and then use the ideas they'll teach you to try and obtain logs.

Have fun at the class!

I put an ad on every Craigslist within 300 miles and found my logs.