Scrounging Firewood (and other stuff)

[morewood]

Went back in this weekend and got a trail for the Ranger cut in. Didn't haul any out because I haven't decided how to best get it all out. I may take the splitters over there and process it. I generally guesstimate on the low side and my bet is 20+ cords. Told my friend this is like **** for a firewood addict.

Shea

I hope these pics go through.

It rhymes with corn, didn't know it was a banned word.

 

[Marine5068]

View attachment 487281 View attachment 487282 Went back in this weekend and got a trail for the Ranger cut in. Didn't haul any out because I haven't decided how to best get it all out. I may take the splitters over there and process it. I generally guesstimate on the low side and my bet is 20+ cords. Told my friend this is like **** for a firewood addict.

Shea

I hope these pics go through.

It rhymes with corn, didn't know it was a banned word.

View attachment 487281 View attachment 487282 Went back in this weekend and got a trail for the Ranger cut in. Didn't haul any out because I haven't decided how to best get it all out. I may take the splitters over there and process it. I generally guesstimate on the low side and my bet is 20+ cords. Told my friend this is like **** for a firewood addict.

Shea

I hope these pics go through.

It rhymes with corn, didn't know it was a banned word.

I can't see your pics

 

[Marine5068]

Her lose.

loss

 

[morewood]

I can't see your pics

I'm sorry, they come up fine for me......or, as I tell my Marine buddy, " I can't explain it to you with a coloring book". Sorry, couldn't help myself. Former Army EOD.

Shea

 

[Oldman47]

I can't see your pics

Pics look fine here. Maybe something on your end?

 

[Ambull01]

Ambull. I went bunny and squirrel hunting this morning. Squirrels taste pretty good. I like to fry in butter and garlic.

What do you use to take them? There's so many rabbits and squirrels around here. No natural predators to keep them in check I guess. I may research how to make house slippers with rabbit fur.

If you guys want a flashlight as an edc in your toolkit for working with , get one of these .
https://store.snapon.com/4-LED-Rech...t-Rechargeable-High-Output-7-LED-P773739.aspx
It's not tacticool but a light that you can work with , not one that sends light a mile down the road .
It will stand up to be used every day of the week .

I don't know, my flashlight was cheaper than that. Snapon prices are kind of ridiculous.

Squirrel is good eating but it takes a lot of them to make a meal for a family of 4. Just not much meat on them.

True. My dogs would probably be delighted to sample some squirrel meat mixed with their kibble.

 

[nomad_archer]

What do you use to take them? There's so many rabbits and squirrels around here. No natural predators to keep them in check I guess. I may research how to make house slippers with rabbit fur.



I don't know, my flashlight was cheaper than that. Snapon prices are kind of ridiculous.



True. My dogs would probably be delighted to sample some squirrel meat mixed with their kibble.

Squirrels I use a 12ga shotgun or .22 LR whichever I feel like taking on that day. For bunnies it is the 12ga.

 

[Ryan Groat]

Went and picked it up.



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[Ryan Groat]

This thing rocks! I cannot say what a difference this tractor is verse the 4010.



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[svk]

This thing rocks! I cannot say what a difference this tractor is verse the 4010.

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Looks good. You can drop the old one at my place.

 

[dancan]

Got a chance to take a run out to the scrounging zone this afternoon

We've got one section cleaned up so I figured that it would be a good time for a walk into 3 other patches of woods right around where we are setup .
The first stop I made was a large pine blowdown that the owner asked if I could run a saw through it when I was close so that he could get rid of it later .

It's about 24" at the stump , it's been down for years but it still had bark on it at the base so I went up to Ryobi size and cut a few blocks .

Plenty of good wood and man does it ever smell of turpentine
Jerry showed up so off we went for a walkabout , we found a couple or three days worth of wood in 4 other areas right handy so no having to relocate gear
We still had a couple of hours to be productive so we finished up the last of the dead standing spruce .

Well , there was 3 stems of maple that the surveyors left us , love them surveyors

Was that a Tree Farmer or a Porter ?
Not including the stuff we portered out we did winch up a bunch as well .

Mighty Mouse Logging LLC

 

[farmer steve]

Got a chance to take a run out to the scrounging zone this afternoon

We've got one section cleaned up so I figured that it would be a good time for a walk into 3 other patches of woods right around where we are setup .
The first stop I made was a large pine blowdown that the owner asked if I could run a saw through it when I was close so that he could get rid of it later .

It's about 24" at the stump , it's been down for years but it still had bark on it at the base so I went up to Ryobi size and cut a few blocks .

Plenty of good wood and man does it ever smell of turpentine
Jerry showed up so off we went for a walkabout , we found a couple or three days worth of wood in 4 other areas right handy so no having to relocate gear
We still had a couple of hours to be productive so we finished up the last of the dead standing spruce .

Well , there was 3 stems of maple that the surveyors left us , love them surveyors

Was that a Tree Farmer or a Porter ?
Not including the stuff we portered out we did winch up a bunch as well .

Mighty Mouse Logging LLC

a white oak piece like that one your "portering" out would weigh about 200 lbs. = tractor and log chain down here.

 

[svk]

Had to reshare my children's camp cutting for those that didn't see the thread. It was kind of a pain cutting around PI and rose bushes but man was there a lot of good hardwood. I burned nearly 8 tanks of fuel between the two cutting sessions.

Red elm


Sugar maple

American elm


Black cherry


White birch

More maple


More maple

 

[dancan]

a white oak piece like that one your "portering" out would weigh about 200 lbs. = tractor and log chain down here.

Here we go again with that oak oak oak , next thing you're gonna say is locust this and locust that and then hedge ,,,,,,
But hey , free is free ,,,, I keep tellin muhself .... Yup free and plentiful

 

[farmer steve]

Here we go again with that oak oak oak , next thing you're gonna say is locust this and locust that and then hedge ,,,,,,
But hey , free is free ,,,, I keep tellin muhself .... Yup free and plentiful

ya forgot the hickory snob wood. that's heavier than all of the above.

 

[dancan]

Ya but hickory don't keep like the others .

 

[dancan]

Where's that razzberry smilley ?

 

[dancan]

Ryan , Congrats !!!
Sure looks like production is gonna quadruple

 

[farmer steve]

Where's that razzberry smilley ?

 

[Ryan Groat]

Ryan , Congrats !!!
Sure looks like production is gonna quadruple

Thanks, my handling will greatly decrease because I'm going to totes for wood storage.

That should hopefully help.

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