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Cutting Tomorrow

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    I think I'm going to get out there tomorrow and try to get some logs cut up just in case I need them before the season is over. I have a 350-400 lb maple log that would heat for about 7-10 days in milder weather. Not saying it's perfect but fire is better than furnace. I figure I can cut it into smaller cookies and then noodle those for some fast seasoning.
     
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    Sooner its "gotten wood"
    The sooner it's dry.
    Take a camera :)
     
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    It's been on the ground for a few months. Cut back in September. Waiting for me to do it.
     
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    I have about 50% of these logs left to cut up. Enough for maybe 2 weeks of heat in March when it's warmer and I'm not keeping the stove full.
     
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    Some size to a few of those.
    Good picture

    Couple should split OK couple may make the huskee groan just a bit

    Starts to season lots faster after it's split & off the ground ;)
     
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    With the conditions I have out there, no Huskee for me tomorrow. It'll be a day with the 441 noodling the logs to pieces I can burn. There's a good foot of perma-snow out there these days.
     
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    Those are some biggin's.... Going to be fun makin' some noodles. Have fun:thumbs:
     
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    Noodles !!!!! Have fun :)
     
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