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Shoulder Wood Loaded...

Discussion in 'The Wood Pile' started by Chvymn99, Sep 20, 2014.

  1. Chvymn99

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    Just got done loading up my shoulder wood in the pallet storage bin.... Oak, mulberry, and honey locust make up the pile. Good chunks in the back and the odds and ins in the front two lines.

    Can't wait... Probably be the middle of October to the end October before consistant fires happen.
     

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    Oak mulberry and locust for shoulder season?? I'm jealous! Most of my stacks are red maple and cherry...
     
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    Looks good. Love the color and those bad boys
     
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    Well I'm fortune to have gotten in the back pocket of a couple of tree trimmers 4 or 5 years ago. And hogged all that I could get. Next year I'll have some ash and walnut to throw in. However, the mulberry I've got a bunch of for some reason they grow like weeds in this area, and people don't like the stains from the bird droppings...:rofl: :lol:
     
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    I was thinking the same thing, lol.
     
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    Me too I got maple and Elm
     
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    Yeah, some of us poor saps have to use primo woods like that for deep winter...
     
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    congrats on the awesome shoulder wood. my shoulder wood this year is sweet gum... god helped me through that, lol... that a friend needed dealt with. next year looks like my shoulder wood will be bradford pear and tulip. i need to make a thread about that bradford pear.
     
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    That's some sweet shoulder wood!
     
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    Look's exceptionally dry and seasoned to me! :)
     
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    Even Locust Post don't burn locust for shoulder wood. :D
     
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    You burn that during shoulder season, you might create a "local global warming" issue.:)

    Nice stack!
     
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