28/70 burning a sassafras and weeping cherry mix.
Doug Smith in Nashville Tennessee it’s great to have you back!
Woodyard is being retired. Around here I can't get more than $50 a cord for my junk red and white oak. I've decided to throw myself into binge...
It took me a minute to figure out "DB" because I thought the guy's initials were DS, but I see what you did there ;) Either way I'll put money on...
That's one heck of a first message on a brand new profile. Are you related to someone in Nashville by any chance?
Looks like there’s a couple OEM on eBay. This Mahle one with the damaged fins: OEM Husqvarna Cylinder, Decomp Port, 54ZN13, REFURBISHED, Models...
Well I’ll be darned. It’s actually on sale here and not “on sale” for twenty something a gallon. I don’t need any either and soon enough buZZsaw...
X2 on the honey locust. Several rounds of it actually. This score keeps getting better :)
Those are easily some of the straightest cherry logs I've ever seen. :drool: Perfect size to work with too.
Not bad at all delivered right to your driveway. It might be a little messy but there's definitely some good wood to be salvaged there. I've...
What's that, a flooded area adjacent to the river? Are you going to shoot the carp that get stuck in there when the water recedes? :whistle:
There's some really nice potential firewood in that pile. What becomes of the logs that don't get claimed? Do they go into a chipper?
Based on just the bark, I’d say it’s probably black locust. Siberian elm and old mulberry also have similar bark though.
33 and climbing to the low 50s. Sassafras in the stove.
I think you're going to love burning all that mulberry. Be careful, that stuff can get away from you in a hurry if you turn your back on it after...
30/70 with a small aspen and ash fire to take the morning chill off.
Not bad especially for a day like today. It was too raw out there for this wimp, that's for sure.
Yessir. Around here the oldest continually forested areas are usually hemlock. Not much else can compete in a shaded setting like that. Once those...
It's interesting to see what trees are prevalent (or rare) in different parts of the country. Around here black birch is almost weedy, especially...
There’s both varieties there, but bigtooth is more prevalent. Bigtooth has the more furrowed bark, to the point where it’s hard to recognize it as...
