I have noticed that bucks seem to go from the classic pellets to clumps to almost the runs in late summer into September. Maybe a hormone change...
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The process is the same as if you were in a colder climate. Search,gather,cut/split and stack. That is a great score to get a winters worth in one...
You're going to have the authorities after you standing there with chainsaws at the ready. That is one big tree. Maybe make a dining table from a...
I'm liken the lichen suggestion.
Ooh baby! Such easy access, I would drop everything and get as much of that as I could.
Love my Speeco splitter. Not one problem since new in 2001. Just regular oil changes and clean the air filter.
Being new to chainsaws stick to the basics. As fordf150 mentioned the chain you have will work just fine and is more forgiving against kickback....
That is a slick way to glue up that joint. Thanks for sharing and can't wait to see the rest.
She's a beautiful saw. Now I really want one!
It's a clean slate to gather more wood. Worse would be having no room to put any.
Nice looking stacks Steve. Looks like a pile of saved money to me. You just can not beat coming in from the cold and standing next to the fire to...
Great job! Custom made for your application, sized to your specs, and personalized by you. No one else has one like it and can not buy one...
I think I would take that tree down either way. It will only grow towards available light which is the direction it's leaning now by being...
Stihl 025 was the first new chainsaw I bought when I bought my property. From clearing a building site to many years of cutting firewood it is a...
I have had Ariens snowblowers and they have worked well. I now use an atv with plow and have no problems with moving snow. You have to plan ahead...
I concur on it being red oak. Great score !
It will burn fine. It can be messy. I am fortunate to be 4 years ahead which allows me to be a little more selective. There were times when I have...
Sometimes you have to put them out before you can burn them.
I keep coming back to some sort of hickory. Bitternut maybe?
