Hybrid stumps, mehh we only travel for pure-bred stumps. This dude is on some serious drugs for sure!
Kansas is a bit of a ride from Norf Kay-ro-liner.
Believe I'm gonna have to pass on this one
That aint no joke.
If you gotta pay for a load, that's the load I'd want.
We don't have much Osage here, and what we do have would be a lot of work to get as it's all smaller and none of is straight. How long does it take to dry, locust has a low moisture content so it dries pretty fast. I try to cut it dead standing when I can. In the coldest part of winter I'll go out with the tractor and my fiscars and drop one, buck it up, split it, load it into the bucket and bring it straight into the house. All it needs is enough time to warm the wood up and it's got cracks in it 1/4 wide, toss it in.
, but if I didn't have a choice if take it as it's better for BTUs, but I think the work it takes negates any gains in BTUs.
We don't have much Osage here, and what we do have would be a lot of work to get as it's all smaller and none of is straight. How long does it take to dry, locust has a low moisture content so it dries pretty fast. I try to cut it dead standing when I can. In the coldest part of winter I'll go out with the tractor and my fiscars and drop one, buck it up, split it, load it into the bucket and bring it straight into the house. All it needs is enough time to warm the wood up and it's got cracks in it 1/4 wide, toss it in.
I don't mess with the honey locust, dang thorns are nasty and the grainnis as twisted as can be
I'll take all the locust or osage I can find!
Hedge/osage orange dries fairly good for as dense as it is. The hedge we cut and split was all cut down in Feb and March when the sap was out of it and yes I am burning it now. Started burning some in Oct.
