I saw all my own stuff, some times I am waiting for logs while cutting the frame. Yesterday the log truck droped logs in the Am and after lunch I sawed three sticks and cut joints in the afternoon. The building is going up a few days from now. If its pine, I wouldn't be overly concerned with how green or dry it was, or how long it sat before joinery, or how long it sets after joinery (years). But hard wood or even spruce might cause problens. I have frames that have set after joinery, for months if not years, and have had very few problems on raising day. One of the worse things about using fresh pine is the pitch, If it sets the pitch will set as well and might aid in finishing, that could take a year or so. Just some thoughts. Tim