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here is my 1951 gmc m211 military truck. slightly modified for the local mud bog. never had her in the woods gathering fire wood. but never had her stuck either lol. shes my baby my buddy had a tamdem axle dump truck stuck in the field with 5000 gallon tanks full of water. pulled him out...

as i was reading my localpaper I seen wood at 115 dollars a cord for white and red oak. 100 dollars a cord for maple "hardwood mix" I ought to grab a couple of cords at that price.

My FIL just passed a couple hours ago after a 6 month battle with cancer. I really dont know how Im going to get wood without him. He taught me everything I know about burning wood and the whole process in general. Whats so upsetting to me is it was just a year ago he was worrying the devil...

sun, wind, air, and off the ground. dont put a tarp on it or put it under a roof until you use the wood for burning. let mother nature do the rest

its a good thing for men to stay busy... it always baffles me when you see these young well abled men sitting on the sofa watching football on a beautiful sunday afternoon popping anti depressents because all they do is sit their in boredum and think about how bad they got it instead of doing...

this damn warm weather is ruining my deer hunting and my fall burning! Im pissed!

I would think the results of your poll would be biast being you asked in a wood burning forum that would be like asking "do you think epa should band chevy 454's" on a hotrod chevy forum.

got one in my wallet:rock::rock::rock:

I'll be going there to stock up on a gallon or two of bar oil. 49.99 for a insultated/hooded carhartt sounds good too.

the hell with that tree. I want to see pics of the 150 cords

sell it now as green for a lower price or let it season for a year and sell it as seasoned for top price

5 or 6 bucks maybe

another thing....................... make sure your male end of the pipe is always facing down

I know. I miss his stories. hope everythings okay.. maybe hes writing a book? lol

I get my kindlin goin pretty good then I fill the wood stove up completely. Let that get goin pretty good, then cut my damper back and just letr burn nice and smoothly. no overfires just nice and slow.

he must have a government job:taped::taped::D

coat the seem with pb blaster and wait 5 minutes or so. that should free it up

the pretty grain/colors/heart of the cherry tree that many of you guys are talking about is located near the base of the cherry tree. where the "pine bark" of the cherry tree is. that looks more like a branch of a cherry tree. while a birch is smooth, its no where near as smooth as the...

thats the upper part of a cherry tree. the lower/base of a cherry tree tends to have bark similar to pine, and as you go up it smooths itself out. thats cherry all day long

had a couple of friends who got lost duck hunting. as night fall came, they set the boat on fire (they were on a marsh) to stay warm and for signal I also heard of hunters huddling over their gunning dogs, hugging them to retain body heat off the dog. being cold sucks