[ATTACH] Just think of it as a 4’x8’ sheet of plywood laying on the ground stacked 4 feet high over all of it. 4x4x8=128 cubic feet
From Round 2… Dead standing ….Top part of the tree was drier as would be expected (11%) vs. lower part.
It does!:thumbs:
I returned to the same spot and got another one today:saw::Dnothing much compared to some of the hauls that get posted here. I’m more of a slow...
I think hackberry is related to Elm. They’re the same family or something .
That varies from year to year, but the majority of what I burn is softwood. And yes, I did find a nice gamble oak about two weeks ago. That was a...
Oh yeah, ponderosa pine, limber pine, Douglas fir, white fir, spruce, aspen, junipers, even a bit of oak here and there, and others …lots of stuff...
There have been fire restrictions and therefore wood cutting restrictions on the forest lately until the past few weeks. We’ve had some good...
Split them diagonally so they are triangular shaped and irregular pieces. That way, when you stack them they will have spaces in between for...
Yes. Its not as intimidating as it may look…but that is only if you have a hydraulic splitter. Buck it up normally the best you can if you have a...
Pinion pine in Ohio? There’s more to this story and I’d sure like to know what it is.
:rofl: :lol:imagine a rich friend who has lots of money. “Can I have some of your money since you have so much?” :makeitrain"
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The thing is when you have a lot of primo wood like oak you don’t always want to burn the best stuff all the time. During “shoulder season”...
I want one!
I like still photography but I also like to make time lapse videos: [MEDIA]
Yeah, especially with oak. That limb wood is like a normal size split that you put in your stove. Would you leave splits out in the woods? Not me....
Thats good firewood :yes:
That’s awesome! :thumbs:
Ooohh….now I get it. THAT season. Like I said, sometimes I’m kinda slow…:rofl: :lol:
