This is our first winter with firewood. I have about a cord on the ground with a little over half that split. Gonna do some more cutting this week. Won't have the luxury of burning well seasoned wood this year. Gonna keep at it through the winter, and try to do better next year...
Warpig6
Find some standing dead with the bark falling off, or blow downs in a similar state. Anything with the bark easy to get off. Pine, tulip poplar, elm, old dogwoods, etc. Get it split and stacked now, we still have some good heat for drying before cold weather.
Thanks man. Got a lead on some pin oak at a buddy's that been down for about 3 years. Keeping my eye out for more.
Warpig6
only 65 !View attachment 361097 This is about 12 cords of wood ready for the owb. I have about 65 cords ready to go out in the field but that's for sale
Find some standing dead with the bark falling off, or blow downs in a similar state. Anything with the bark easy to get off. Pine, tulip poplar, elm, old dogwoods, etc. Get it split and stacked now, we still have some good heat for drying before cold weather.
View attachment 361097 This is about 12 cords of wood ready for the owb. I have about 65 cords ready to go out in the field but that's for sale
So far...sold 100 last year and would like to match that this year although I think I will sadly fall a little short.only 65 !
Mine is looking a little thin. Spent a couple hours bucking up most of the logs. Have 3 left I didn't have time for. Splitting is the easiest and fastest for me. Stacking is time consuming. Will work on it this week after work.
What I really would like is to get about 30-40 trees down on the ground and stacked for bucking up next spring. I have about 10 trees that I want drop, but are beyond what I am comfortable taking down. Neighbor is a logger & he said he'd help me out later this summer.
wow now thats the way to do it.nice looking jobView attachment 361097 This is about 12 cords of wood ready for the owb. I have about 65 cords ready to go out in the field but that's for sale