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White Oak Noodles,Yum

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  1. foragefarmer

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    Noodled up some white oak before it got to hot. Up to 34" rounds.

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    I think the little Toyota is maxed out.

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    foragefarmer, Oct 5, 2013
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    That's some nice firewood you have the truck loaded down with, nice work.
     
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    nah man he's got room for a few more.Dont forget the passenger seat too.
     
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    The MS 440 was riding shotgun!
     
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    I noodled some oak branches the other day...24" branch dropped in the neighbors yard. Got 3 cord out of one branch. The rest of the tree dropped last night. Gonna take a pro to clean it up. It broke just below the crown and flopped over leaving the trunk 12' off the ground. I get all the cut to length firewood I want. Probably close to 7 cord there. Yes...it was a very very big tree.
     
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    I stacked it neatly since it will be awhile before I split it and it was about a face cord
     
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    3 cords .. I dunno, if it was a 24" branch, that branch would have to be 500 feet long to give ya 3 cords .. lol
     
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    Your math seeems to be a bit off. 24” in diameter gives an area of 452 square inches at the end or 3.14 sqft. At 90 solid cubic feet per cord (excluding air space), a 24” cylindrical branch (no taper) would have to be 86 feet long (not 500) to make 3 cords. Depending on branching of the tree, taper and how small in diameter the branches were cut for firewood, it’s not unbelievable that one could get a lot of wood out of one branch on an open grown tree... if my logic is flawed, let me know..
     
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