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10 year old logs

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  1. Woodwhore

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    Had a guy give me 4-5 cords of 10 yr old oak logs. I took the time on the first truckload and skinned em on the splitter, beautiful stuff after a few days. I stacked some of the trimmings for me to burn and gave a bunch to joe for the OWB. Its not to bad, for the end product is gorgeous. Wife says “ you selling that” uh mmm ahh :whistle: 115DA171-AAC1-4EC4-91F0-25FAE98E16C1.jpeg 788E1321-F679-45BE-B4D2-33596973BBF3.jpeg
     
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    I just realized Kamo snuck into one of those pics
     
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    Oh yeah, he's pretty well camo'ed between the tarps.
    I love old oak, I've burned some that was around the bend and it still made heat.
     
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    You're kidding, ten years old logs? I'm shocked they are still intact.
     
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    Yea right, like i said iv been shaving off four corners, pretty much squaring them up with the splitter. Its worth the time for oak
     
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    The timber industry has many ways to store timber often for quite a long period(s) of time .
    A range of techniques from dry to wet, to even submerged.
     
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    I think these being stacked in a field helped a little. The ones with the bark nearl skinned off are in much better shape. Couple logs so far unrecognizable i think birch or maple. Its just about all red oak
     
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    The logs in the back look like Hanson delivers them!
     
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    lol, i wanted him to check out my area to see if a log truck could get in. Your funny