Now I'm itchy just looking at the pics. You could cut the vines at the base and leave it for a couple years if you are able to. Even then, be very...
Red oak-Maple-Red oak
Looks like a mixed bag of White Oak, Red Oak and Maple.
This clip is forever stuck in my head. Still makes me laugh. I had my own encounter with a highly valuable black walnut tree. I paid someone to...
Beautiful pool. I switched to a salt water system a couple years ago and will never go back. Love the wood fired heater. You can now bump the temp...
I did this back in 2000. Started with a 9 acre parcel backed by 1000's of state/county land. Lots of hard work but worth it in the end. Good luck...
I have a 22 ton Speeco that has not ever had a problem splitting anything I threw at it. I run it just bumped up from idle which matches the speed...
I'm guessing the Labor Day deadline is geared towards campers and wood they may transport from home to distant campsites.
Split it small and let it dry. Makes great firestarters. You can light it with a match even when wet. I would think a stove full would burn very...
Looks like oak to me, warm fires ahead.
Agreed, Aspen/poplar, we call it popple here.
So many variables from live/dead tree, dead tree bark on or off, how big it's split, how and where its stacked etc. I usually seek out downed or...
In regards to using Pex for the wiring, find out if it is uv resistant or not. I had some leftover from water lines in the house and used some to...
I'm going to say Boxelder.
I am in Marinette County. Mostly forested and lots of county owned land. The county bids out areas for logging and it helps pay the operating cost...
The same applies for road right of way along private property, even stacked on the shoulder. The owner may have arranged for it to be placed there...
I have a pair like Fulltang posted. I believe they were discussed on a thread here a while back. They work great for carrying wood out to the...
My vote is Black Ash. Grow along the edge of swampy areas around here. Never noticed any really big ones, usually about the size you have there.
The needles appear to be too short and flat to be a spruce. In my opinion it is a Hemlock or some type of fir. Once dried, burns hot and...
