We're just a touch over 28 tonight with the temps in the morning hitting around 40, we'll go with another load of Cherry tonight.
What Is In Your Stove Right Now?
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Still burning down some coals from this mornings fire, lows tonight are near 0 F, will be using juniper/mahogany tonight.
Grizzerbear
Minister of Fire
Its 40 now and raining. It will be around 32 in the morning with a rain snow mix. I got post oak going for overnight.
Gearhead660
Minister of Fire
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Near Alba, north of Joplin/Webb City. Howboutchoo? Currently reloading with 3 white oak splits and 1 forearm sized hickory limb. The hickory makes our neck of the woods smell like a rib joint, when the CAT kicks in. Should last till late this PM .
Grizzerbear
Minister of Fire
Bennett springs.....west of lebanon. Always curious when I see another member of hearth from southern missouri. Never been there I don't believe but I have worked construction in Carthage before. It was at one of the grade schools though I can't remember what it was called. And yeah I agree on the hickory lol....it always reminds me of barbeque.
We had 33.2 this morning with more Cherry going in the wood stove. Since we might have some rain coming in, we put in two loads of Cherry in this morning.
I can never get my BK cat to glow that bright. It mostly glows dark orange and sometimes it does not at all. The VC cat on the other hand sometimes glows like the sun at noon.
Yeah honestly I’ve never had it glow that bright either! Usually same an orange or nothing. I just happened to wake up other night came out for water and noticed a bright glow from Dorothy, kind of worried me at first then I realized what it was haha. I did vacuum the fly ash that day maybe that’s what it was.
I've got family in Camdenton. Spent many deer seasons in the woods just south of Camdenton. My favorite uncle on my mom's side lives there. He has a Lopi Freedom stove. We compare notes all the time about cutting, splitting, and burning. It's probably his wood stove that made me realize how nice it is to fuel the heat in your home from the sweat of your brow, from work on your own land.
It's 33.8 tonight with a load of Maple going in the wood stove.
This shoulder season just doesn’t want to go away
I decided to spice it up. Full load of yellow birch for the over night
I decided to spice it up. Full load of yellow birch for the over night
Grizzerbear
Minister of Fire
My father graduated out of Camdenton and my grandparents lived just south of Camdenton on the lake on wagon wheel rd off of 54. Lots of good memories there fishing and swimming.
Grizzerbear
Minister of Fire
Its 40 now with a low of 31 in the morning. I got a red oak round and 3 splits of post oak going in the stove for overnight.
Low tonight 8-12 F, mostly pine and a couple juniper limbs for tonight. Still not a lick of snow on the ground which is disappointing 
The last I looked it was just above 34, we'll go with another load of Cherry tonight. The wood stove is getting full of ashes so tomorrow morning I'll take some out.
Currently in the 20s, low tonight 6-12. It was pine today and it’ll be more pine tonight.
Looking for a low in the mid 20s, sounds like a job for a load of white oak. Maybe a split or two of hickory, just for ambiance. 
. Let's do it.
. Let's do it.
Grizzerbear
Minister of Fire
Its 38 here now with a low of 29 expected. I got a load of red and post oak going for the night. I needed to clean out ashes also but it was dark already when I realized so I'll mess with it tomorrow.
It's 26.2 at the moment with a possible low of 18 tonight, I switched over to the pellet stove for the constant heat overnight since we heat from the basement. The fan is off on the wood stove for the night and it's burning down some coals.
kennyp2339
Minister of Fire
3 big splits just loaded in on top of a large mass of hot coals, (1) cherry, (1) red oak and (1) white ash, splits are 18" long and a hair over 6" wide
heavy hammer
Minister of Fire
I have been putting some maple and cedar splits in the morning. This past week has been some long days at work so my wife has been feeding the stoves. The garage was full of maple, ash and walnut but by last night there wasn't much left. The house has been warm and it only required about an hour to fill the garage back up. Nothing better than a warm house to come home to after a long cold day. A few days we were soaked by the end of the day which made it even worse.
Sitting right at freezing now and dropping into the 20's tonight with possibly our first snow of the season. Load of pine going in the stove.
