Figured I'd say hello.

Here's that hickory split up bark and sap wood off.

 

Like a mason jar filled and mushroom added?

 

Another stack I have six of these full all with tin on top now.

 

What would this thing be good for hehe.

 

6 cord?

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I freeze mine with mixed results. I found it best to go right from the freezer to a skillet with butter or pot full of something. Seems the longer it's frozen the less likely it is to taste good. I haven't tried dehydrating or canning but I have dehydrated morels with good results.

 

10/4 they're so hard to come by I hate wasting any. I appreciate the advice. I also found out not to pull them up the hard way.

 

Hum you know I'm not sure it's 12×21 the slanted roof takes square out of the equation.

 

Have I made this first post to long?

 

Up here in Maine, we have a fish that looks similar to you snake head, We call it Maine Cusk Here is a picture I took off the internet of one being caught on Moosehead lake. (ice fishing)

 

Is that an invasive fish or native? Snake heads down here kill everything terrible for native fish.

 

Chicken of the woods. I've had it. I much prefer morels though.

 

I had to look that up They are indigenous to this area. AKA Burbot, Lawyer fish, freshwater cod.

 

I don't believe we have morels in my area unfortunately.

 

They sure look the same! Thanks for the insight.

 

When I moved in the yard was full of huge oak trees that tore the roof all up. So I had some guys come out with a dozer and do their thing. Unfortunately I wasn't home to get pictures of the big ones. Wife took a few though.

 

Few more the one came mighty close to the house.

 

So that drove me to buy the "wood shed" and start the great clean up lol.

 

And so it began!

 

Guess the only thing I have left is my newest toy which I'm customizing for wood usage. First picture was when my wife picked it up while I was working. Second was after I got it home for a test run.