Hackberry

Good size hackberry has fallen in our pasture. Guess I’ll be sweating bullets next week cutting it up

 

Not bad wood, just a bad time of year to process it. Ya gotta get it done quickly because the stuff gets mushy fast if left in logs on the ground. You will need one or two of these when you're finished.

 

Some good wood in that tree. Looks like you have shade to work on it which helps. Not a fan of the heat myself, but hey we're hoarders, we find a way! Post some after pics rebelduckman

 

Will do!

 

I’m not a fan of it either but I ran out last year and I’ll be dang if that happens again

 

I imagine wood seasons rather quickly down there. How much do you burn in a season? I dont often associate Mississippi with burning wood.
Ran out! Gotta get a hoardin' then. Dont make me come down there!

 

Girlfriends from sippi. Temps drop below 90 she’s throwing on winter clothing.

 

Looks like a whole lot of heat there for wintertime!

 

Slow and steady in the heat.

 

Nice tree. Stay hydrated, maybe cut early morning/late evening

 

I burn about 2-3 cords a year but I don’t ever turn on a thermostat. Also I live in a old uninsulated house so I burn more. Wood does season fairly quick down here. I can usually burn fresh cut within 6 months unless it’s oak and that can take a year or more

 

If it’s below 50 I’m burning here. The older I get the more cold natured I get

 

That's not good at all.....

 

No prob. I have a large oven. There’s nothing like warm buns after dinner.

 

Don’t you usually serve the buns with...wait a min. I see what you did there.

 

Or some southern Pecan Pie