Anyone ever split or burn sour wood ? I have one that really needs to be cut but hate to (bees, honey, blooms, etc.), and will not waste any of it.
Robbie.
Robbie.
Sour wood ?
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It looks like a tree where you either love it or hate it.
One vote for putting that thing out of it's mysery! If it had legs I could see it starring in a horror film!
Matt
One vote for putting that thing out of it's mysery! If it had legs I could see it starring in a horror film!
Matt
Gideon, that's funny ! Matt, I probably will......well I love it too, but it's in some really thick woods near my house and is covered by a large poison ivy vine about 2 inches thick, all the way to the top.
It has apparently been rode down at one time by another tree because it has grown side ways, and I bet the next dead pine falling will get it anyway.
If it comes down, it will be hard to clean the vine off I guess unless I let it season until the bark falls off with the vine on it after cutting.
I am dearly trying to save it, but it is in the path of many other huge trees that will probably fall all around it this fall. These woods are so thick with fallen pines and others you can barely walk.
I just wondered if anyone had ever split or used it because I dare not waste any of this tree.........or any for that matter.
Robbie.
It has apparently been rode down at one time by another tree because it has grown side ways, and I bet the next dead pine falling will get it anyway.
If it comes down, it will be hard to clean the vine off I guess unless I let it season until the bark falls off with the vine on it after cutting.
I am dearly trying to save it, but it is in the path of many other huge trees that will probably fall all around it this fall. These woods are so thick with fallen pines and others you can barely walk.
I just wondered if anyone had ever split or used it because I dare not waste any of this tree.........or any for that matter.
Robbie.
Good points.........I figured by the time the bark was gone it would be clear of any possible problems to do with ivy......sure don't want that in my house.
I guess it will be recycled.
Robbie.
I guess it will be recycled.
Robbie.
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