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Ash score.

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  1. farmer steve

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    I'm always on the lookout for wood that needs cut while hunting. Spied this blown over ash tree. I didn't look close but when I got there today turns out it was 2 ash trees .Gonna make some wood. Some long time small dead standing locust in the area too.:makeitrain" 20191220_124304.jpg 20191220_130808.jpg
     
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    That was a nice haul.
     
  3. BigPapi

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    Nice load! That locust will be nice too I bet being dead a while. Just bang the ants out and good to go.

    Bag any meat yet this year?
     
  4. GrJfer

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    If I've said it once I've said it a hundred times "nothing like some nice ash".
     
  5. farmer steve

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    Only got a doe. When I found this wood I was walking for some other guys to push deer. The locust trees aren't that big. Might just burn them as rounds. Ants are BTU's too.:thumbs:
     
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    I couldn’t find ants in the btu charts but I do agree with you.
     
  7. Woodsman

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    Nice score there! Nice to be able to get the tractor in to haul out the rounds. I do the same when I’m out for deer... find myself “hunting” for trees more than deer....
     
  8. buZZsaw BRAD

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    Missed the thread. Im always on the prowl for firewood. Nicely done :thumbs:. Tractor make sit a lot easier for sure!
     
  9. Backwoods Savage

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    Nice farmer steve. I too, when hunting, find many trees that need cutting. Sometimes even find our Christmas tree. Occasionally I find a nice buck too!
     
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    Where's your snow??

    Nice find with the Ash.
    :yes:

    Nicer that it's convenient to access.
    :thumbs:
     
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    My dad always said that, and it's true. Bugs are BTUs.

    Nice score farmer steve !
     
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    Ha! Every time I'm deer hunting I'm on the look out for Christmas trees too!
     
  13. farmer steve

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    Last bucket (#6) from the 2 ash trees. A little locust frosting on top.:thumbs: 20191226_093753.jpg
     
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    NICE looking stuff! :thumbs: Dontcha wish every load of wood was frosted with locust?! Better locust than snow!
    What is the yield per bucket full farmer steve ?
     
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    Nice wood get neighbor!! Great size too.
     
  16. farmer steve

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    6 buckets made a little over 2 cord Brad.
    Worked it all up today. The locust goes in a seperate pile. :whistle:
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    There was some big stuff too but that gave me a reason to get the 462 out and do some noodling. :)
     
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    Nice score and tractor!!! How much can you get in one bucket?
     
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    Thanks. 2 buckets split tossed in from the splitter yield about 1/4 cord. This was the last bucket today. I throw it on till it starts falling off. 20191227_153041.jpg
     
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    Sounds like a good excuse to me. Love noodling with my 460!
     
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