Firewood thread!!! Let's see what you got!!!!

[FTG-05]

Just worked by this storm-fallen Hickory; trying to get rid of it because I have no space for it.

As fallen:







As stacked up with some previously taken down Hickory:



I've offered it to two BILs and one neighbor; no takers, WTF do I do?

 

[Duce]

Just worked by this storm-fallen Hickory; trying to get rid of it because I have no space for it.

As fallen:

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As stacked up with some previously taken down Hickory:

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I've offered it to two BILs and one neighbor; no takers, WTF do I do?

Drop it off here and I will burn it! LOL

 

[Lions fan]

Just worked by this storm-fallen Hickory; trying to get rid of it because I have no space for it.

As fallen:

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As stacked up with some previously taken down Hickory:

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I've offered it to two BILs and one neighbor; no takers, WTF do I do?

I'd put it up and stack it over by the JD.

 

[jcarlberg]

Had a great late-Feb to mid-March pulling ash out of the forest along the river. Still a bit to split; need a good long day or two. Then 30 cords of birch to get through; then 40 more of oak.

 

[Lions fan]

Had a great late-Feb to mid-March pulling ash out of the forest along the river. Still a bit to split; need a good long day or two. Then 30 cords of birch to get through; then 40 more of oak.View attachment 454648

Wiinipeg in February? BRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRR

 

[jcarlberg]

Winnipeg in February? BRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRR

Just perfect weather for workin' outside! Been not too far below freezing for the most part.

 

[Wolverine]

Great day to be out. Helped dad get started splitting white oak.



This is where we stopped. Dad is 80 so I don’t want to over work him.

Little bit of white left, then on to a black oak.


Sure is nice getting rid of wood pallets.

 

[whitesnake]

Great day to be out. Helped dad get started splitting white oak.
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This is where we stopped. Dad is 80 so I don’t want to over work him.
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Little bit of white left, then on to a black oak.
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Sure is nice getting rid of wood pallets.

Looks great. I gotta hoard me some plastic pallets.

 

[FTG-05]

Just worked by this storm-fallen Hickory; trying to get rid of it because I have no space for it.

As fallen:

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As stacked up with some previously taken down Hickory:

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I've offered it to two BILs and one neighbor; no takers, WTF do I do?

This is free for the taking. 10 miles north of the AL/TN border near I-65. I can load onto your truck or trailer (preferrable). A mix of White Oak, Sassafras and Shagbark Hickory.

Come and get it.

 

[jcarlberg]

Proud dad…14 year old & 12 year old went out last night and stacked for 2 hours while I reffed a couple of hockey games. Had split about 2 cords yesterday & they stacked it all - raising good little workers!

 

[Squareground3691]

Proud dad…14 year old & 12 year old went out last night and stacked for 2 hours while I reffed a couple of hockey games. Had sit about 2 cords yesterday & they stacked it all - raising good little workers!

Ur darn right you did ,

 

[Dustin4185]

We have this red oak and walnut to process. Running out of room to pile it.

 

[Wolverine]

We have this red oak and walnut to process. Running out of room to pile it.

My moto is go higher. Lol.

 

[Hoser]

Got some cutting done Friday evening and Sunday on the log pile as the bush I’m in working in now is soup.
You can see the change in colour from when I started on it, I would guess around 8 cord. Some of the nicest hard maple I’ve worked with in years.

 

[bigbadbob]

split some fir

 

[sixonetonoffun]

Scrounged a hanger box elder limb. Just used the 261to do the deed. Made a small wheelbarrow load. As ya can see half gone now.

 

[They call me Mr. Kibbs]

No sooner than I got all the red oak stacked and covered, had several locust out in the middle of the pasture that were dropping too many limbs and needed to go. Probably be fall before they get worked up and put into the 2026 stack.

 

[hacskaroly]

had several locust out in the middle of the pasture that were dropping too many limbs and needed to go

My last house had a black locust and a honey locust....I don't miss those trees at all!!

 

[They call me Mr. Kibbs]

My last house had a black locust and a honey locust....I don't miss those trees at all!!

Yeah, these were black, and only had the little thorns. We have a fair amount of the super thorny (3"-4" long) honey locust as well. Most are in the wooded areas but there are a few out in the open that you stay away from when using tractors and ATVs. I'd actually thought about dousing those in accelerant and lighting them up where they stand, but the older folks tell me the thorns will still be viable long after the wooded portions are ash.
Aside from dropping them and carefully raking the area I'm at a loss...

 

[sixonetonoffun]

Big load here. Almost fills the woodbox.