how about a Oklahoma,AR,MO,KS,TX,+IA GTG thread?

[JimBear]

I dumped .91” this morning, going to be 2-3 before we get back at it.

Temps are cooling down, winds in the upper 20 mph range today & saying gusts of near 40mph tomorrow.

I may try to fire up a couple saws this afternoon.

 

[67L36Driver]

High point of Sunday afternoon.

We will continue to teach them to be wary of fishing line.

 

[Semotony]

High point of Sunday afternoon.
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We will continue to teach them to be wary of fishing line.

Once they've learned it their already in the net isn't it?

 

[Jetmd]

Saved this from the dumpster at one of my jobs.

Can you cast iron experts help me identify this Dutch oven?

Lid is MIA

I believe it’s a Birmingham Stove Range but not sure?

What say you…,,

 

[JimBear]

View attachment 440582View attachment 440583View attachment 440584Saved this from the dumpster at one of my jobs.

Can you cast iron experts help me identify this Dutch oven?

Lid is MIA

I believe it’s a Birmingham Stove Range but not sure?

What say you…,,

I am not that familiar with cast iron stuffs. That looks a nice one if it’s salvageable.

But is that heat/stress crack ? Just a casting defect maybe ?

 

[WoodAbuser]

View attachment 440582View attachment 440583View attachment 440584Saved this from the dumpster at one of my jobs.

Can you cast iron experts help me identify this Dutch oven?

Lid is MIA

I believe it’s a Birmingham Stove Range but not sure?

What say you…,,

It may well be BS&R brand. Does it have a bale style handle?

 

[Jetmd]

 

[Jetmd]

 

[Jetmd]

 

[Jetmd]

I am not that familiar with cast iron stuffs. That looks a nice one if it’s salvageable.

But is that heat/stress crack ? Just a casting defect maybe ?
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Just grease and gunk buildup

 

[Jetmd]

@WoodAbuser

Ask you asked about

 

[WoodAbuser]

I have a couple BSR skillets. No BSR dutch ovens to compare yours to. The markings on the bottom could very well make it a BSR and the only fotos I found from a quick search had the same type of handle that yours does. We need someone with BSR dutch ovens to chime in.

 

[Hedgerow]

 

[Semotony]

Good morning crew. 44°f and they hope for 53 by noon and after

 

[Sawdust Man]

Good morning.

45/55

Made some 12' 4x8s yesterday, planning to start making em into a porch roof today.

 

[Jetmd]

Nice!

 

[WoodAbuser]

Nice!

I was thinking that even without a lid you have a great new to you deep frier. Hushpuppies, fries, onion rings and fish will all be on the menu now.

 

[Semotony]

Good morning.

45/55

Made some 12' 4x8s yesterday, planning to start making em into a porch roof today. View attachment 440634View attachment 440635View attachment 440636

Have you ever burned a hay field ? Tall blue stem prarie gets better from burning the field every few years. Late march early April .
Point being had some fair sized red cedar that got branches minimized from burning themselves. Next spring greened back up. Was surprised. Have any of you checked on stumps a couple years after cutting to see if they try to come back with saplings starting?

 

[Sawdust Man]

Have you ever burned a hay field ? Tall blue stem prarie gets better from burning the field every few years. Late march early April .
Point being had some fair sized red cedar that got branches minimized from burning themselves. Next spring greened back up. Was surprised. Have any of you checked on stumps a couple years after cutting to see if they try to come back with saplings starting?

Cedars don't generally grow back from stumps, thankfully.
Sometimes the really small ones will revive after getting bush hogged, but I've never seen a mature treestump sprout new growth.

 

[JimBear]

Have you ever burned a hay field ? Tall blue stem prarie gets better from burning the field every few years. Late march early April .
Point being had some fair sized red cedar that got branches minimized from burning themselves. Next spring greened back up. Was surprised. Have any of you checked on stumps a couple years after cutting to see if they try to come back with saplings starting?

In my experience with burning crp ground, if all the green needles get burnt/cooked the cedar tree is done for, if even a hand sized patch of green needles survive the fire the tree will live on.

As far as cutting/mowing them, again in my experience, if you cut them below the lowest branch they are done for & don’t grow back.