My friends old man was a pig farmer, so rats were a common occurrence. They made some fine moving targets for the .22
[MEDIA] Talk about being sore after a day of splitting by hand
Maple is right. Heavy sap loaded maple.
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[IMG] A little bonus at work today. I hope everyone has a blessed Easter.
15 or so years ago we had about 25 white pines taken down, about 8 feet off the side of the house. The tree service wanted $1500 a piece to take...
Yep my mistake ALB not EAB
Keep in mind that wood has to stay in Worcester county because of the EAB quarantine.
Same here. I dug into next years stash and am trying to replace it with some quick drying hardwood, but keep coming up with pesky oak. Next year...
4 piles in this picture. See if you can find them all
Snowed a tad bit yesterday
No, right side up you could barbecue on it!
Black birch will smell like Wintergreen when you dice it up.
I second MaineMtnMan 's recommendation for Johnny's Select Seeds
I tapped yesterday as well. First year for me, but the weather looked pretty good for a run this week. We'll see.
Midwinter that is scary
[MEDIA] Local cable company is running this ad. I laugh everytime death argues that "it's not a chopper" Enjoy
Down the street they have a cord for $300 delivered. Everytime I see that sign I realize how much money I have piled up in the yard.
MikeInMa I'm glad you ended up with all that snow. We got nothing :)
I've used 5 gallon buckets to carry scrawny swamp maple out of the ravine behind my house.