haoleboy99
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Fletcher, actually lived in Hawaii for 5 years thus the name.
Monkey Balls is what we called them in PA as a child.
Monkey Balls is what we called them in PA as a child.
Who burns hedge?
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Bowtie
Gearhead
We always called it hedge. It is good stuff, but everyone is so crazy about around here I pretty much leave it alone. I have about half a cord mixed in with my mulberry, ash, hackberry, and oak. I personally dont think its worth the worry over the sparks in my closed door-system fireplace with heatilator ducts, but thats because I have a huge abundance of mulberry. Mulberry is in the same family as hedge, but not quite as many btu's and doesnt spark quite as much. I will say one thing, if I had access to 10 acres of it to cut, I'd be all over it. Wood is wood.
ropensaddle
Feel Lucky
Bowed ark is how I have always said it and horse apples
the fruit looks like martian brains
Whatever you do don't try to burn cut old fence posts made from it,
this wood petrifies ever burn a rock? I have seen petrified osage and
it don't burn.
the fruit looks like martian brains
Whatever you do don't try to burn cut old fence posts made from it,
this wood petrifies ever burn a rock? I have seen petrified osage and
it don't burn.
ropensaddle
Feel Lucky
BaldSawRunner
ArboristSite Operative
I read that in the Old West, a good Osage Bow traded for a horse and blanket.
I had a friend that had cabinet's built from osage for a show van. It truly is a beautiful wood and hard as a rock. I have access to more of it then I could cut. I would like a saw mill just for the purpose of of doing new cabinet's and floors in my house.
LOL, they don't trade that cheap now days. Osage bows are some of the finest bow's made today. Big time money for a well made one now.
ropensaddle
Feel Lucky
Aint no horse worth mine maybe a team of good mules but no
horse that is not kin to easy jet
They are tough to buildand tiller but make fine weapons.
This is mine it is buffalo sinew backed osage!
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The Lorax
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Looking for some Hedge seeds.
A little OT but I am looking for some hedge seeds, I would like to try growing them here, does anyone have any that I could buy from them?
A little OT but I am looking for some hedge seeds, I would like to try growing them here, does anyone have any that I could buy from them?
KsWoodsMan
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Lorax, check your PM's
I wouldnt burn Hedge in an open fireplace because of the sparks. But I do burn Hedge ( when its really cold ) in my woodstove. The little stuff goes in of a morning to get thing going really well and the bigger chunks are for good heat all night long. For my own use I keep everything down to the diameter of my thumb. I havent found another wood yet that can heat like it does.
I wouldnt burn Hedge in an open fireplace because of the sparks. But I do burn Hedge ( when its really cold ) in my woodstove. The little stuff goes in of a morning to get thing going really well and the bigger chunks are for good heat all night long. For my own use I keep everything down to the diameter of my thumb. I havent found another wood yet that can heat like it does.
Countrybois
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Diameter of your thumb????? Why in the world so small?
The seed's are the hedge apples that fall from the tree's. Keep in touch with me for when they fall off the trees later on this summer and for the cost of shipping I will send you a couple of fresh apples as we call them. There are many many seeds in just one.
KsWoodsMan
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#1 IT MAKES GREAT HEAT !!! fast
#2 I cook on my woodstove sometimes and the small stuff right under a burner speeds up the process.
#2a In the summer I use it and Pecan for grilling out side , Mmmmmm !!!
#3 Why waste the resources that I am given by nature ?
#4 Any Smaller than this diameter seems to have the largetst number of thorns.
#5 This size is perfect for a hot burn in the morning to rid the house of any chill before my 2 boys wake up for school. Leaves several coals to put an Oak/Mullbery log on to burn through the day while everyone is away.
#6 Why not ? I don't cut for a profit, but for the exercize and enjoyment. Any wood sold is a side thing to help people out with as a 'Service'.
#7 IT MAKES GREAT HEAT !!! fast
#2 I cook on my woodstove sometimes and the small stuff right under a burner speeds up the process.
#2a In the summer I use it and Pecan for grilling out side , Mmmmmm !!!
#3 Why waste the resources that I am given by nature ?
#4 Any Smaller than this diameter seems to have the largetst number of thorns.
#5 This size is perfect for a hot burn in the morning to rid the house of any chill before my 2 boys wake up for school. Leaves several coals to put an Oak/Mullbery log on to burn through the day while everyone is away.
#6 Why not ? I don't cut for a profit, but for the exercize and enjoyment. Any wood sold is a side thing to help people out with as a 'Service'.
#7 IT MAKES GREAT HEAT !!! fast
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