Prices are what the market will bear. The initial surge was a supply/demand issue and as the prices went up, the demand stayed constant so the industry cashed in. Interrupted supply from Canada and COVID labor impacts were issues on the supply side. Toss in a couple of serious storms. The tree owner always gets screwed. The mills too, the retailers makes the money. No tears shed for the above post about OSB sold lower than cost. Apparently bought too much too high. Some similarities to our primer issue. Watch as prices stabilize, mysteriously that treated 2x4 will be 50% more than pre-craziness. Industry loves these opportunities to raise prices, every industry. It’s not political, it’s capitalism.