Will I have a tree left to hunt in???!!!

I live in Columbia county.  I am truly blessed with the amount of public hunting land within a 25 mile radius of my house.  However since coming to this area in 2008 it seems like 2 hunting grounds are getting logged every year.  2008 til now is 14 years.  Which is a lot of time, but it takes longer  than 14 years for a tree to grow back.  I am not against logging, but at the rate they are cutting there will not be any trees left.  I have hundreds of stand trees but I have lost many stands to logging and worse yet when all the trees on the high ground are gone in an area I get a lot more pressure/company in the wetlands.  

Many of the larger properties have been logged multiple times in multiple areas.  There was a spot I saw on mud lake this year that had been logged maybe 8 or 9 years ago and then they came in this year and cut down all the new cherry trees and the remaining poplar trees.  Any one else seeing this in their area or think it is an issue?

We hunt in Bayfield county, sure wish they would cut soon!!! they have not cut in our area in many years!

Places I've hunted (public land,SE WI) have been primarily marshes. Trees have been mostly ash. Most of those ash trees have been dead for several years. If they haven't already fallen over they will soon. Those trees still standing have already shed most of the smaller branches. I may as well be sitting on a flagpole...And a fragile one at that.

By the title that's kind of what I figured the thread was about.

Has everything in your area been clearcut? Back when I hunted up there I'd look for places that'd been cut a couple years prior. I suppose if the entire county has been logged off there'd be no more "edges".

And here I've been reading that the timber harvest (in general) in the US has been severely curtailed.

Hmmm. I'm curious now... I'll look into it.

Ihookem, too bad there's not enough deer to take advantage of it.  Plenty of fresh cuttings by me as well but you wouldn't find a deer track in them.

They are logging like crazy in Price co.