zapny said:Still have under a cord of Cherry which we planned on burning this year.
Be careful Zap. You don't want to go and run out of wood. :lol:
zapny said:Still have under a cord of Cherry which we planned on burning this year.
Just looked up your stove. Nice looking steel stove. Looks like it is a beast. Welcome to the first year of burning and work on that wood supply.....you won't regret it. Seasoned wood is a pleasure to burn.LArry in OK said:I'm not complaining about our weather seeyal8r, but it's only March and we do live in Oklahoma. We could still have a gotcha snow storm.
This was my first year burning and I didn't get the stove in till mid November and while I had given it considerable thought I hadn't gotten any wood ahead so I've been scrounging for dry wood, cutting lots of standing dead, dead falls and trees that had been bulldozed. I was able to get maybe 10% of dry wood out of every cord I cut so I was constantly refilling my ready to burn stacks so just guessing I've burned about a cord to a cord and a half so far. Darned nice to not hear that old furnace running and racking up a gas bill.
tfdchief said:Just looked up your stove. Nice looking steel stove. Looks like it is a beast. Welcome to the first year of burning and work on that wood supply.....you won't regret it. Seasoned wood is a pleasure to burn.LArry in OK said:I'm not complaining about our weather seeyal8r, but it's only March and we do live in Oklahoma. We could still have a gotcha snow storm.
This was my first year burning and I didn't get the stove in till mid November and while I had given it considerable thought I hadn't gotten any wood ahead so I've been scrounging for dry wood, cutting lots of standing dead, dead falls and trees that had been bulldozed. I was able to get maybe 10% of dry wood out of every cord I cut so I was constantly refilling my ready to burn stacks so just guessing I've burned about a cord to a cord and a half so far. Darned nice to not hear that old furnace running and racking up a gas bill.
firefighterjake said:We're still a long ways to go before we're done burning . . . I figure things should slow up in April or May.
Motor7 said:I don't think it's over either. I burned about 7 cords of hardwood last year...barely 3 this year and half of that was cedar an hemlock.
LLigetfa said:Last fire of the season? Not here! It dipped down to -23°C this morning so I think we have some more burning to do yet.
BrotherBart said:zapny said:Still have under a cord of Cherry which we planned on burning this year.
Be careful Zap. You don't want to go and run out of wood. :lol:
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