Only thing I’ve figured to do with them is burn em! Feels good to have the area cleaned up I’ll bet.
33 outside. 71 inside. White oak keepin it cozy
It sure is. 6 inches of fresh snow on the ground and I heard my weep tile running into my sump crock the other day. That doesn’t happen very often...
I’m sure that will result in more logs!
Ju definitely not a big stick! Judging by the pics it would take 17 big sticks to beat it:rofl: :lol:
Can’t beat that! Would love to see some of the boards you mill out of that. Did you stack them up with your tractor?
Sun was out this morning so I couldn’t resist the urge despite the 6 inches of snow we got the other day. Tried to finish busting down this pile...
Got em down in one piece! Nice job:yes:
Won’t hold a hinge worth a d#*%, so it makes me nervous whenever I run into it
I second this!
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Just one of your cutting spots Chud ? I’m grounded today as well. We’re approaching probably 4 inches of the wet heavy stuff here. Temps hovering...
I always feel that way when I’m finishing burning nuglies in my stove through parts of october and most of November before I fire up the furnace.
31/72. Supposed to snow most of the day. Couple of inches of Wet and heavy so far. Guess I’ll Get some stuff done around the house today. Started...
I just don’t come across any where I’m at. Same with black locust. I know they’re here and I see them, but just not many chances to cut them.
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I only remember cutting it once, but I’d be down for a repeat if I had the chance.
That’s a bummer Brad! Does that happen often? You only bucked what you could take, correct? That’s some beautiful coloring to the stuff you were...
I can see why it didn’t stand up! That’s quite the experience when they do. A bit unsettling actually.
Are you saying the US forest service was looking to increase the size of their carbon footprint?
