Advertise them on CL as "highly valuable" and be sure to add that "you know what you have so no low ballers".....In the process of cleaning up, one got a lot closer...but thank the Lord we avoided any damage. It was tense for a moment.
What to do with a pile of paper bark birch logs? The pile is double this size and the end of today and you can't see the big logs on the other side.
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Best answer material right there.Advertise them on CL as "highly valuable" and be sure to add that "you know what you have so no low ballers".....
Glad to hear no damages.
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Correct me if I'm wrong, but doesn't birch make good firewood and/or lumber? Worst case scenario, makes cants out of the larger ones and host a GTG.In the process of cleaning up, one got a lot closer...but thank the Lord we avoided any damage. It was tense for a moment.
What to do with a pile of paper bark birch logs? The pile is double this size and the end of today and you can't see the big logs on the other side.
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Mark
Correct me if I'm wrong, but doesn't birch make good firewood and/or lumber? Worst case scenario, makes cants out of the larger ones and host a GTG.![]()
It’s very hard wood too. Seems harder than the other birch’s around these parts. That’s probably why?Black Birch is supposed to be the highest Birch BTU wood here. The other Birch's are just OK.
Thanks buddy, it was alot of workNice Dominick