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Blue Walnut

good story

well done

yes a mature doe and 2 yearlings---used a .270 on an island in the Missouri river

Here is a start at keeping some winter meat around

Kentucky coffee tree

one day supply of wood

I think full = one, (1)

don't let him off the hook

yes indeed--hang a wet towel outside ---it will freeze but eventually dry out--winter air is usually quite dry

childs play----------last week Deadwood SD had 48" of snow and 60mph winds

hard to make syrup out of pine not really----- just tastes like sh__!

I refuse to waste time, energy, gas etc dealing with leaves

not that much control here--wherever the maul lands

love the color change

I burn quite a bit and like it for firewood----splitting takes about 3 or 4 times as long as something like ash

Just found a couple of Kentucky coffee trees to cut up. Anybody burn much of this? How is it for firewood.

I go for hackberry over ash--great firewood--seasons quickly--splits easily except for crotch wood ---only drawback is that it does go punky sooner than most if left out---keep it off the ground for sure

hackberry

I once saw a house built entirely out of stacked 2x4 and 4x4 lumber. Solid 3.5" inch thick wood walls throughout. Anyone have any information on building walls by stacking these 4x4's