I'd love to see that.:jaw:
Actually, at a second look that may be red elm. Not as stringy and actually a better firewood, but the grain is still odd for an elm. The red elm...
That is not an elm, not quite sure what it is, but it definitely is not elm. Elm is stringy and this causes it to be tough to split by hand. I do...
Me too.:D If you are ever in the area let me know, I can always start a fire with dead branches, and would enjoy the company.:thumbs:
Sugar maple, red maple has three prominent points with other smaller striations. This tree has five, with smaller striations, I cast a vote for...
Last year for us lead to snow so deep you sank to near hip level. But if I had an atv or any power equipment digging would be a lot easier to cut...
Nothing wrong with an Echo, or a Stihl, a saw is a saw. Of course pictures are always welcome of them.:rofl: :lol::ithappened:
This is true, take as much of it as you can, it's not as good as some of the major hardwoods like hickory, oak, or sugar maple, but it's a quick...
Sounds like a photo gallery all of us would love to see.:yes:
My father is haying in summer, moving wood to the house's basement in fall, overtime at work in the winter, along with felling and cutting, and...
I do fell in the winter. I dropped a red maple and a red oak last winter, and they ended up getting split and stacked, the only thing I have...
Oddly enough I have a large amount of family in CT, I was born there actually. Alas we aren't too close but they are from New Milford. Thanks for...
What kind of saw do you run Dusky?:saw:
Happens to the best of us.:p
How do you love the smell of sweet, sweet cherry getting cut up by a saw?:thumbs:
I would love to have this luxury. I'm stuck cutting up what I can on my lot, which is about 60% soft wood, hemlock and pine mostly, but the...
And it reeks like a rotted carcass. Made the mistake once.:headbang:
From what I know it's been here since the original trailer was put in around the 50's. It produces a lot of hickory nuts for the local...
Seems to be a general consensus that fall is better. Maybe when I'm up to about 4 or 5 years ahead I'll only fell and cut in fall and then split...
He burns same year wood, usually mixed with scraps. A lot of the wood I gather in spring is already felled as the heavy snow usually knocks over...
