Very nice. 👍As promised in a previous post, finally got our woodshed kit delivered Monday, and put it together today. Took us just about 8 hours but we got it all done.
8'x16' - should hold roughly 3.5 cords which will store 2 winter's worth of wood!
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As promised in a previous post, finally got our woodshed kit delivered Monday, and put it together today. Took us just about 8 hours but we got it all done.
8'x16' - should hold roughly 3.5 cords which will store 2 winter's worth of wood!
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Had several trees taken down last week by a tree service. My regular tree guy would not touch them😳. Had no choice but move them, split them and of course stack them.
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Were they all pine? Looks like you'll get some nice firewood from them.Had several trees taken down last week by a tree service. My regular tree guy would not touch them😳. Had no choice but move them, split them and of course stack them.
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Few hemlocks, few cedar, two basswood, one yellow birch. Yellow birch and one of the hemlocks will end up in the stove. The rest will go onto the fire pit. I might have three pine trees on my property. And they are huge😝Were they all pine? Looks like you'll get some nice firewood from them.
We used basswood for kindling but since we have our share of dead pine, we switched. Hemlock was our shoulder season wood for years until the wife was ok with pine but we do have enough downed hemlock that I could cut some. We have some yellow birch in our stacks but never have burned any cedar, I think we have a few small downed cedar that would make nice kindling.Few hemlocks, few cedar, two basswood, one yellow birch. Yellow birch and one of the hemlocks will end up in the stove. The rest will go onto the fire pit. I might have three pine trees on my property. And they are huge😝
Gotta love a truck with a chain!Finally got the first stump out and cut in half...
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Thanks @Wildflush but we have many areas that have a ton of dead trees up and down. The total with the house property (5.5 acres) is 142 acres.You have the cleanest forest that I have ever seen! How many acres do you maintain?
A true steward of the land. Are the trails used for horseback riding or are they basically walking trails?Thanks @Wildflush but we have many areas that have a ton of dead trees up and down. The total with the house property (5.5 acres) is 142 acres.
I try and keep the main trails open and usually every summer put some new trails in that means dealing with older dead pines. This year I've been working more around the house cleaning up new areas that usually means another trail.
I do have permission from a neighbor if I want to cleanup some dead pine in their area, I'm almost done a main trail to their backyard but will wait until next year on doing the rest.
The trails on the house for walking along with the four wheeler which helps me get to the dead pine, some of the trails on the 136 plus acres are used for walking, especially the trail along the Brook.A true steward of the land. Are the trails used for horseback riding or are they basically walking trails?
Do you have any snow coming in your area for Thanksgiving? Maybe 1 - 3 for us unless the lake effect shifts north.We are on the 3 year septic rotation also.
Brought in more splits to my staging area near the stove and walked my woods collecting sticks for kindling. Will collect more pinecones tomorrow.
Got out my Stihl blower and finished moving the leaves in the yard.
Do you have any snow coming in your area for Thanksgiving? Maybe 1 - 3 for us unless the lake effect shifts north.
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