Incremental improvements is how I’m doing it. Half of my stacks are on pallets with tarps, and the other half are under my (mostly finished)...
Nobody here is going to judge you for that setup... Plenty of people here move firewood with a riding mower and yard trailer. Actually I have that...
Looks like oak? IME some oak... plain old doesn't burn for ____. Very little flame, smolders a little then goes to coals (not even hot coals...
A dozen more rounds for the cause. Some sweet-smelling black oak today :thumbs: [ATTACH]
Those look fantastic. Sometimes it’s the smaller peppers you’ve got to watch out for the most. One of my favorites like that is a Peruvian variety...
When you fire that sucker up in a year or 2: :rofl: :lol::thumbs: [ATTACH] PINE IS FINE!!!!
Nice solid ash right there :thumbs:
Picking up steam on my hoarding now. A quick 10 rounds of roadside dead red oak. It’s gray and 40 outside; perfect weather for it. [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
It’s not often I post loaded truck pictures, but this was a good opportunity to do so. One load of dead red oak and one of dead ash, dropped off...
Looks phenomenal Scotty. Did anybody else notice the nope rope slithering across the patio bricks? [ATTACH]
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Lots of meat in this guy if you care to tangle. [ATTACH]
By bark alone there’s no way I’d suspect a hybrid there. The leaves must be interesting.
[in a 90s southern California surfer accent, looking like Pauly Shore in his prime] "TUBULAR BRO!" That grain is pretty wavy. What is that, alder...
Doing the big work in big sky country :yes:
It looks like there were vines tangled up in the limbs, maybe grape vines? Get some clear close ups of the twigs, showing the branching structure,...
Not fatwood pictured, just plain eastern white pine limb wood with a pitch pocket. Yeah that sap definitely explodes into flames. Whenever I toss...
None of your Ponderosa/lodgepole has pitch pockets? [ATTACH]
Looks like a bloody half cooked rack of baby back ribs smothered in Stubbs BBQ sauce to me.
100% positive it’s not oak. There are no medullary rays visible on the endgrain.
