Agreed it elm. I love finding standing dead elm. It is normally ready to burn, and the best part is no to little mess when you bring it in the house.
That sounds like a bad deal. Is there any chance he can track them down?
I don’t think you will burn that entire stump with just the brush left from the tree. Is there a way to increase the size of the cuts near the...
19*F now, headed up to 35* and sunny. Ash in the insert and I’m headed out the door to process more ash.
Up to 27* now. House is sitting at 74* with ash in the insert. Ash, Ash, and more Ash. Then I have to go out and cut more white ash. All victims...
28* outside with a dusting of snow. Once again Ash is on the menu for my old smoke dragon. Of course, it has been sitting top covered in a field...
Temps are in the low 30’s. Burning ash
Good drop. I love beech. It’s some of my favorite wood but hard for me to get.
I don’t cut in the summer. I prefer to cut during the winter when it’s cold outside. No bugs, you don’t get too sweaty, the saw dust doesn’t stick...
I was able to take advantage of a free hour to get a load of 3yr old ash before it gets rained on this weekend. [ATTACH] This will go in my...
18* this morning. Hackberry and ash are in the stove.
Yep, mulberry. Good wood.
First is mulberry, second is silver maple Mulberry needs 2 years, silver maple only needs one.
I doubt EAB hasn’t made it to your neighborhood yet, or won’t. My parents trees didn’t show signs for several years while trees a few miles away...
I had to move more wood up to burn or I would have ran out this week. We had weather in the 50’s in February and I thought I would have wood left...
Thanks a lot! [ATTACH]
I like red maple, nice scrounge!
Unfortunately we had to drop that cherry tree so that we could safely drop a big 30” dbh Ash by it. It was a healthy tree so I hated to see it go,...
I try to get all my wood c/s/s in the winter so I can start fishing in the spring. This winter was bad for working outside, either brutally cold...
I like walnut if the bark is off of it. It produces a bit more ash than normal anyway, but if you burn the bark watch out. You might as well back...
