Tordon on the cut stumps of buckthorn works pretty well... Treat right after cutting. Otherwise, plan on a thicket in a few years! :eek:
525 lbs. Heavy!!
I agree completely!
I agree that elm as you describe it does split ok. I've had a lot of elm like that. But then there's the stuff I have dealt with in the past few...
I had a few pieces that looked like that too. :confused: They are going to the neighbors campfire pile(he wanted it!). The trunk was mostly...
It's been a while since I had to deal with slippery elm(also known as p&^% elm). Now I realize why I swore I would not deal with it again......
Does it smell like wintergreen? I agree that it would be kind of rare in Michigan.
Well, if the brush in the pics are from those logs, I think it has alternate branching. That would rule out a maple...
Tree of Heaven, with maybe a piece of hackberry on the right.
In the fall, I've eaten them too. Kind of tastes like a sweet pear. The rest of the year, they are extremely bitter! Usually have to fight the...
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Here's what I use to start my fires. Midwest Hearth Fire Starter Squares. Available through Amazon. If dry, they will start a decent size dry,...
Same in parts of NW Ohio. Toledo has snow, but 10 miles east is still in the rain due to Lake Erie being warm(still 51 degree water temps).
525 lbs
Here's the link. GorillaBac Store - Gorillabac I have used one for the past few years, and they do work. Sometimes a little slow, but it's all...
The ice under the snow finally melted off in my area. It looked just like your pics here a week ago.
One of the field guides I used as a textbook in college was the Golden Field Guide Trees of North America. Pocket sized book that has a lot of...
I've bucked some big Doug Firs(5 to 6' range), but nothing that big. That spruce is huge! I've seen two log loads too, and was just amazed at the...
Whatever his experience taught him was the easiest! :axe::rofl: :lol::yes:
Pinus sylvestris Called Scotch Pine in the US, is my guess. The more orangish colored bark is what I'm looking at. Red pine has a more reddish...
