1.9M views ยท 49K reactions | Every tree holds a story. Our role is to ensure that story continues. This story began over 150 years ago, and...
How do you normally acquire your logs Chuck?
LOL! I laughed when I saw it. Fresh split and wrapped. Ill keep it here for my pit for now. I rarely use oak for bundles as its too heavy and...
Yeah I miss her posts and wit too. I sold some mulberry to a guy last Fall who's father took it back to Key West for smoking. He told me all he...
:dex: :saw: :tree: Thats the FHC spirit. :salute: I can vouch for you if needed!:D :popcorn:
LOL!!! Yes BL that's been down for 1-3 years with the bark still covering it is some dirty wood. IMO it take 3-5 years for mother nature to...
I could have but my memory aint what it used to be! :BrianK:
My score from Saturday. [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH] I chuckled as someone bought bundle wood and looks like the red oak wasn't dry. :picard: [ATTACH]
I really miss this thread. Always enjoyed seeing the determination of FHCers without trucks. Thanks for the revival Mike.
Im thinking its a wheel bearing as it sounds like a pebble or twig is stuck in the tire and it makes the thup, thup thup which goes faster as I...
Great teamwork guys. :thumbs: That BL will hand split easily for you. You could always let the rounds sit as is uncovered to get rid of the bark.
We're gonna have to keep tabs on birch at Joe's place. Maybe report him for firewood abuse if they sit too long.:whistle:
Holy wood sales Batman! That's great. Keeps you busy for sure. I sold a 35lb bag of plum nuggets to a four peat customer. Sent him a text and...
Thats happened to me before. Seems you literally have to go back immediately before you lose. Still some decent wood Joe. Sucks about the...
Forgot to post follow up pics. All the bundle splits moved last week and stacked. Mostly temporary, but under cover and drying. Topped off the...
Happy Birthday Woodtroll
Dump run yesterday disposing of some old pallets. Scored a wheelbarrow of splits mostly tulip (I think) with some red oak and some type of...
Now that's what I call a load of firewood! :thumbs: Gorgeous view too. Do you have to bring an oxygen tank with you at that altitude? :D
Looks like tulip (yellow) poplar to me. Dries fast and perfect shoulder season wood.
True!!! :emb:
