Post pictures of your woodpile/splitting area

[moresnow]

We skidded 19 more lake logs aka “dead heads” out of the lake. My neighbor texted that he realized later that he broke a front axle skidding with the wheeler.

Some of them.
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Processing for firewood? Seems like a hassle when surrounded by standing timber? What's the scoop on pursuing this wood? Fill us in.

 

[svk]

Processing for firewood? Seems like a hassle when surrounded by standing timber? What's the scoop on pursuing this wood? Fill us in.

Removing from the lake for safety purposes. I do use some of these logs for firewood though, they actually dry pretty quickly once split.

 

[clint53]

Got my morning fix.
About 22 cords as I measured it.

 

[Cowboy254]

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Jere, beautiful work as always. That red oak looks great to work up.

All set for the year. Finally... Just have to tarp for the snow. Next spring's project will be a lean-too.

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That's a great stack. How many cord in that?

 

[Jere39]

Not my preferred splitting area, but these are just too big for any of my equipment. It's another storm dropped Red Oak, with plenty of straight grain, so Scout and I will split in place. This one also went down in a recent tropical storm that rolled north onto my hill top.

 

[Philbert]

Does Scout chase the flying splits?

Philbert

 

[Jere39]

Does Scout chase the flying splits?

Philbert

Fast approaching 12 years experience at it:

 

[al-k]

Cut some more rounds, working on cord number 4

 

[al-k]

And cord # 4 done.

 

[clint53]

I just finished making sure I won't need any more kindling for this coming winter. From pine sawmill slabs.

 

[al-k]

Yesterdays project was trying to cut up a bunch of tops and limbs. Only got about half of them.

 

[float89]

That's a great stack. How many cord in that?
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@al-k That a full 10 from a load this spring to the house. I have another 6 or so still that is not cut up yet. I go through almost 10/yr...

looking at a few things to try and bring that down a bit. 10/yr is wearing on me!

 

[al-k]

Maybe 2 cord at best, all cut up now.

 

[Sandhill Crane]

I especially like seeing different parts of the country in everyones photos!

 

[Haywire]

Early winter this year

 

[Doorfx]

Here too!

 

[FinnKamp]

I wish we had snow. As we live in 60th parallel North, there's very limited amount of daylight this time of the year. Snow would help a little bit, especially when driving.
Of course, snow here in the southern part of the country does not stay white for a long time rather than becoming gross grey-brown stuff.

 

[Sandhill Crane]

My neighbor texted that he realized later that he broke a front axle skidding with the wheeler.

I tore a cvc boot on my Polaris. The axle is connected to the front differential like a socket wrench handle and socket. Give it a hard jerk and it pops out.

 

[Be Stihl]

That's a great stack. How many cord in that?

@al-k That a full 10 from a load this spring to the house. I have another 6 or so still that is not cut up yet. I go through almost 10/yr...

looking at a few things to try and bring that down a bit. 10/yr is wearing on me![/QUOTE]

Wow. I burn 2 a year and that is all I can manage outside of a job, wife, kids. Last season I cut 4 so I could be a year ahead split by hand, thought my wife was gonna divorce me. She won’t be complaining when it gets cold.


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[Backyard Lumberjack]

still plenty scrounging wood, fire... camp... and cooking! most of it just down the street a bit. from a midnight scrounge the other day... got about 1/2 cord in total cut up for woodpile, and some to split. plenty fire wood action down in So Texas... daily camp fires, too! ...