MikeInMa if those leaves have a fuzzy/papery feel, it could be American elm
The leaves in this picture (upper left corner) are what had me leaning hickory. Some bark pictures almost remind me of elm, but not the brown...
Looks like you missed out on that score... by about 20 years :rofl: :lol: The only thing they’re good for now would be one or two season planters...
In case any other Connecticut hoarders are interested: Reels, spools, pallets - free stuff
Osage orange, and to be different I’m going to say American Holly. I hear dogwood rates high on the charts too
Ohhhh I’m getting more tomorrow :thumbs:
WTF am I gonna do with these?!?! Dozens more to choose from :D [ATTACH]
Beautiful! Silver maple?
Without a clear close up my first thought is ash
He passed away in 2002 but my family held onto the property up until 2019 when they sold it off. Most of that side of my family lives up there....
My grandfather retired to Delta Junction back in the 80s. He built a small cabin on a few acres of land and had a huge garden to keep himself...
Although I voted for "any" wood as shoulder wood, I'm really liking the quaking/bigtooth aspen I started burning last year. That stuff had me...
I’ve done that with both spruce and white pine and it worked well (on the sections with no knots) Tulip poplar also splits easy and makes good tinder
I’ve bought a couple cans of VP 50:1 and TrueFuel and was happy with both. Stuff seems to have a longer shelf life than regular gasoline. Of...
Most of the people living east of Anchorage are a tough breed and should be fine. Still.... WOW! I would not want to be entombed in a cabin when...
Yes that's a great deal. I bought the exact same splitter in mid August of 2020 and it came to around $1150 IIRC (that's including the delivery...
Yesterday I sealed all the cracks around the roof of the run with expanding spray foam, and reset my traps. I checked the traps again this morning...
Some people are the type to cringe over this line of thinking. For them it has the classic undertones of nationalism and bigotry. They see global...
This is the type of customer that ushered in the era of kiln dried firewood. “I want no bugs, no flaky bark, fast seasoning time, oh and it has to...
I think the most prepared people out there aren't saying anything to anyone about it. You've got to watch out for them. They're the ones with...
