I don’t consider dead standing elm green or wet. If I was in a bind I would be looking for dead elm. The top half of the tree always burns great,...
4 and 74. Shagbark doing the work here. I was going to do some cutting today but talked myself out of it. Great day to soak up some heat.
That’s no kidding, I wasted coals last night for the first time this year.
-5 and 72. Hackberry and shagbark burning. Stay warm everyone
That’s exactly how it is here. 70 in the house and everyone was wrapped in a blanket till I stoked the fire.
Wow! Looks like the wind really blows there
[ATTACH] [ATTACH] This is as much snow we’ve had in a long time.
6 and 72. Hackberry burning in the fireview and hickory coals burning down in the IS.
It’s been awhile since we had some cold for any length of time. For the members that get the cold all the time they are going to think I’m crazy!...
[ATTACH] No shortage of these. They do a good job.
14 and 70. Wife said the house is cold. Wood heat is easy to get used to. Hackberry burning in the fireview and BL in the ideal steel.
28 and 74. Red oak burning. 10 day forecast says -1 by next Sunday. Finally some weather worthy of burning some shagbark!! :rootintootin:
It was fun but it was so wet and heavy it was work cleaning up. The kids had a blast so glad we got the snow!
[ATTACH] 9.5 of fresh stuff!
32 and 75 with red oak burning. Measured 9.5” out by barns where the wind doesn’t blow. HEAVEY snow
Your pictures always make me miss my walker dogs.
Standing dead elm is underrated. Good stuff, I spotted a couple small ones in my woods today.
26 and 71, red oak burning with some snow on the way.
At first I wasn’t thinking hickory but it looks like there’s nuts on the ground.
I got a little over a cord stacked today with help from the Kubota. [ATTACH][ATTACH]
