Hmmmm, tough one bit I am going with Beech infected with beech bark disease. It's happening to trees around here
Great pics and interesting tutorial, thanks for sharing
Cold and rainy here in Mass, had a fire in the fireplace last two nights. It was kind of nice.
If only that wedge could talk, I bet it has some good stories!!
My brother found a brown one of those in a warehouse, no blade on it though.
Which model is that?
That thing looks like it would give hydraulics a solid workout.
Looks sooo much better now. Glad that you could get them cut low to go over them with loam. How old is that barn, sure has some character to it.
I have that same helmet in same color, love it. The head strap and retention system is much better than other brands.
I love SBH. How does the stuff on the ground look? I have found that hickory will turn punky if left alone. A trick for the trees under tension,...
Beech is becoming one of my favorites as well. Beech bark disease is down here also doing a number on Beeches. I have a cluster of 5 in the yard...
I would say some variety of Oak? Welcome to the site.
Great score there!! All clean, off the ground cutting, How far to the truck? Be interested in what the MM says about standing dead BL.
I have that exact same wood, I believe it's Atlantic White Cedar. I have a bunch that I split up small for kindling, it burns really nice.
I'm going with white oak, bark looks like it, and you said it had a sweet smell to it.
Was it heavy? We took down some poplar trees recently and couldn't help notice how wet and heavy they were.
Great plan and nice execution. Do you have a machine to pull the logs out of there? Those logs will make some nice boards
other half makes good beers. I agree with you, the pricing on them is high, but they are good.
Such a great thread here. I must admit I started on page 1 and went through to the end( it took some time!!) Some very awesome chainsaw pics in...
After seeing the bark picture I am leaning towards swamp white oak.
