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My Log Pile for the next few years....

Discussion in 'The Wood Pile' started by WVhunter, Aug 17, 2015.

  1. WVhunter

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    Well, I have not posted in a while due to some issues in my life, but hopefully things will get better from here on. I had 42 acres of my farm select cut last winter, as part of my contract, loggers had to leave me with a large supply of firewood on the landing. This is what it looks like on the landing, with 4 or five other smaller piles scattered around property. I think I will have plenty for next few years, and even enough to sale a little to help pay for new toys. Lol... Tell me what you think......
     

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  2. Oldman47

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    That ought to last a year or two.
     
  3. papadave

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    Yep, should keep ya' busy for a minute or two.
     
  4. mike bayerl

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    Ehhh two might be pushin it :rofl: :lol: .. That's a heck of a pile WV! Im seeing a lot of oak?
     
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    You best git to splittin son
     
  7. WoodovenAT

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    That's a crap load of timber right there!!!
     
  8. Frank and Beans

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    That's a nice pile of logs. Did you hire a forester? I had one out to walk the property. I signed a contract and he hasn't been back since. Nothing can happen until he marks the trees. It's been very frustrating.
     
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    Sweet! That will save you a ton of work. Still, lots to do there but you will appreciate it.
     
  10. HarvestMan

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    Yikes, looks like a 20+ year plan for me. There should be no "devil's workshop" in your immediate future! :BrianK: (is this the Solomon emoticon? :))
     
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    Smart move to have these piles left as part of your cutting contract. Very nice. Whittle away... :saw:
     
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    Yep, kinda of sorta. I have a couple buddies that are foresters and they went through with me. We marked trees and selected sizes, call it a Wildlife cutting.
     
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    Yep, 90% of it is Oak of one kind or another.
     
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    awesome stacks dude. i should think you will have plenty to sell :stacke:
     
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    Hope your saw is sharp:thumbs:
     
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    and full of fuel ;)
     
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    You are definitely going to need a bigger saw than the ms241cm. Better send it to me for safe keeping. Could get crushed in that pile or something; -)
     
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    :rofl: :lol:
    Uh yauh!:thumbs:
     
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    Thanks guys, yep I figure it will keep me busy for awhile. Lol..... just wish it would cool off some here!!!!!
     
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    Those piles will take a few years to cut up! Unless you're like Ashwatcher and have time for firewood and golf:whistle::wacky:
    And nothing else!:rofl: :lol:

    How soon will you be able to make the biggest dent in all that? Them log lengths could start turning sour by next year- in no way an immediate issue, but you probably don't want any eventual punkiness, right?

    So come on, what's your plan of attack? Tell! Tell!