Nothing to do with firewood or chainsaws but I like this guy’s style. Very educational https://m.youtube.com/@king.coleman
White poplar maybe?:confused:
Seems like by the time you got a cord of them stacked up, they would get kinda smelly before they were dry enough to burn.
Looks a lot like black walnut once you get it split. I darn sure wouldn’t want to hand split much of it. I’ve heard it can be pretty desirable...
Probably his honey hole for basswood
Looks a lot like me heading out to a big score. I got so much crap, so many saws and other “necessary” paraphernalia in the pickup that I have to...
My dad had 2? Mini Mac’s when I was a wee boy. I ended up with them. Before I was “into” saws I let a local guy work on it and it never ran again...
I saw bar oil in a TSC yesterday for $5.49. And didn’t grab any.
I would’ve got seven right with no help. Might have done better if I’d got a book out.
Yeah now I’m seeing elm
A quick google search and Wikipedia would have one believe that the human race would probably not be any worse off if’n it was to become extinct....
Yeah I think I’ve heard of it being used much like hedge for conservation efforts. It seems to do best in unmaintained wetter areas
More of a shrub almost, often growing almost horizontally just up above the root flare and ground level, lots of thorns, lots of sprouts and...
BuckeyeFootball got it! Russian olive! Had to clear a bunch of it on the job I was helping with. This was one of the biggest ones I’ve seen so I...
Right. Nobody goes to that much work for cottonwood! No way to get it out, plus 75 miles from home
You got the mulberry part right
I’m not seeing elm in tree#2
[ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH] disregard the mulberry on the bottom
I had about an inch of bar to spare. Make huge piles with a skid steer. So yeah, kinda compost… eventually. They may burn em at some point. The...
Grand finale of the day. Working for my neighbor Darren today. Clear cutting on a state wildlife management area, we cut here 2 years ago I think....
