Welcome MarkG ! Starting off with a 362C is a great choice. That saw will make a lot of firewood for you. As others have said, take your time and...
We got snow dumped on us then hit with the cold. This was Thursday morning while at work. Bit warmer today.
Working smarter, not harder. Great set up you have to tackle those biguns.
I will cast a vote for maple. likely Silver Maple.
Welcome Winston, Looks like you have a nice variety of wood and nice and dry with the 3 year plan.
My thought is White Oak as well. Hard to pass that one up.
Crossing a pressure crack and broke through.Prayers to the family.
My Grandfather harvested ice from the local river here. I was not born yet but have heard the stories from my mother and aunts.
Nice that you got out to cut Casper . I have made Beech my new favorite firewood. Looks like you have plenty to choose from there.
Nice load of wood Wisconsin Woody . That Red Maple splits nice when frozen.
The standing tree pic has needles that are too short for a Red Pine. Any chance of getting a close up pic of the needles? The cut wood looks like...
Currently have one called Reliance and it's been very hardy and is 7 years old. With that said though I have had some die over really cold winters...
Yes, I am aware of Midwinter and her infamous photos. I do enjoy seeing what she comes up with. Just copied and pasted what was over on OPE to...
Nice load of oak. That will dry real nice with the bark already off. Nice tractors as well, seems there's always something needs doing and a...
Here's the current list of winners and prizes left as of 30 minutes ago. Def ( FHC? ) @rocketnorton RI Chevy Dall (FHC) showrguy Duane(Pa) @Bilge...
For a small orchard such as what you're planning there are several decent mail order nursery's that have a great selection of fruit trees. While...
Easy pickings and helping a friend. Win win.
Thanks so much for keeping things rolling Duane(Pa) . I made my selection of #32 already.
I am #34 and passed my pick to the Witmer family. Posted on OPE as well. I never win stuff, pretty cool.
Looks like mature Popple to me, commonly called Aspen in some areas. Poplar is similar but a completely different tree.