Is there pine growing there? What does? We have found that it is considerably cheaper and much more satisfying to do some selective timber harvesting and find a local guy with a portable bandsaw mill to saw it for you. Here they charge $125-$135/1000 bf. Here, we also found a guy with a planing/moulding business (I don't remember what he charged). He made all of our 1" select into tongue and groove and window/baseboard trim. We have some oak, pine, hemlock, white ash, poplar, birch t&g. The bathroom is cedar tongue and groove with a black ash t&g floor. All of this was taken off our own land. I think the popple is the best looking. The outer wood is almost white, while the heartwood is red.
Anyway, it adds a bit of pride to camp when you know that some of the materiel is "homemade".
It does take a "little" more work on your part.<img src=icon_smile_big.gif border=0 align=middle>
-ost