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Easy sass score

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  1. rebelduckman

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    Fixing some fence on the property and this one had uprooted and fell over on the fence. Love the smell of sass. I said I was done until fall but couldn't resist this. Easy splitting fast dry. Hot out today this first day of spring feels more like summer 82°
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  2. Ralphie Boy

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    Ahhh...a truck load of rootbeer floats!:p
    Nice work!
     
  3. My IS heats my home

    My IS heats my home

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    Looks like some critters invaded...none the less it will burn hot when it's seasoned.
    Nice work
     
  4. Mag Craft

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    Some good looking rounds and some nice looking horses. A good easy score.
     
  5. rebelduckman

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    Well that topped off my stacks. I'll probably let the Stihl hibernate now. PROBABLY.
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  6. Ralphie Boy

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    You're as much an addict as the rest of us. There ain't no way you and your saw gonna rest!
    :D:salute:
     
  7. rebelduckman

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    Ha you probably right. At least until it hits mid 90's
     
  8. Ctwoodtick

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    I burned some sassafras this winter. I found really good to cut up thin for use as kindling as well.
     
  9. rebelduckman

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    Yep makes great kindling. You can almost split it by staring at it. Smells really good too.
     
  10. Mag Craft

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    Yep nothing lacking in that picture. Very nice stacks.
     
  11. mirnldi

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    Dam I would kill for a 60 degree day let alone 82!


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  12. Mmjhunter

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    Good gawd man 82? Shorts and t shirt for sure
     
  13. FatBoy85

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    Does the smell stay there or like birch it will go away in a short time?
     
  14. Backwoods Savage

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    Wow Rebel, you beat us out by 30 degrees.

    FatBoy85 the smell will stay somewhat but as with all wood, the smell is in the sap so it will get less and less as time goes. Just split it again!
     
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