Burning Pine wood,...............?

[EatenByLimestone]

The only thing I've burnt in the Century this year has been pine. I'll hit the hardwood when it gets colder and I need longer burns. I haven't needed any heat from the 30 yet. Regular cooking has kept the house warm enough.

Matt

 

[clemsonfor]

Was 77F here today. And I have a 8 month pregnant wife. I'm a long way from burning. Even if its in the 40s at night!

 

[eclecticcottage]

I'm watching beautiful secondaries dancing above a load of scots pine right now. We scrounge and a lot of folks still believe the pine will burn your house down myth around here so we get a lot of it. I'd bet 90% of what we burn this year will be pine, with maybe a bit of box elder and misc stuff mixed in. I LOVE pine. Easy to find and lighter than oak too (for the lifting of the rounds and stacking), lol.

 

[branchburner]

Here in NH people love hating on pine... they pay you to take it away!
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Wish I wasn't across the state... wouldn't mind being PAID to have heat for a month or two.

 

[NH_Wood]

Here in NH people love hating on pine... they pay you to take it away!
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Wish I wasn't across the state... wouldn't mind being PAID to have heat for a month or two.

Huh....that's about 25 min from me - might have to hit that up! I've been burning all pine so far - about a cord for this fall and spring - love it and I get pretty decent burn times from it too. Cheers!

 

[clemsonfor]

Yea that would be a deal. If its all rotted up not so much.