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I sell the small 1 ft square bundles to gas stations and some campgrounds around this area and thats all I use is slab wood from sawmills. I get around 200-230 small bundles from one big bundle. I got the Smartholder wood holder from Baileys and it works great. Makes cutting a piece of cake...

Whats that white stuff on the ground? We haven't seen hardly any of that this year. Looks like a good load.

I also never cut alone, my daughter marks the logs for me. I figure I kill several birds with one stone. First, she's not wasting time playing video games, she's outside getting exercise, she learns the value of work, but most important is the quality of time we get to spend together.

Looks a lot drier in your part of Ky than mine. What part of S.E. ky are you in? We use to go riding at Black Mtn. All the time until gas got to high. Kudos to your son, why to show some creativity.

Hi Rob, welcome to the site. Glad to see someone from N. ky here. Whereabouts in Ky? I'm in Taylor Mill. I take it you work for Spartan Construction.

Nice work. Keep us updated on the drying.

Bigger tires looks like it work better in rough terrain, good idea though.

2nd pic looks like walnut.

Red for sure, really good wood.

My vote is cherry also.

We use a small landscape wagon for picking up small limbs and sticks and it works very well. Our terrain is fairly flat and smooth not sure how it would work on rough terrain.

Nice looking ride, being from se ky you need to take it over to Evarts and ride Black Mountain. We used to go there a lot until gas got to high.

Looked like a good time. Wish I could get that much help when I split.

I think that is a fair price especially if it's a good friend. You may want to take some of the smaller wood and wrap it up in small bundles and sell it for bbq wood or for smokers. I wish there was some pecan wood up here in Ky, would love to smoke some meat with that. I sell bundles of hickory...

Here in Ky there are enough hills to usually break up a wind. Yes we do get occasional 25+ mph winds but they are few and far in between. The only time I really have to cut in the wind is when we get a storm and trees are down on the road. I work for the state hwy dept. and am the "official tree...

What type of wood is he chucking? A lot less if it hardwood versus softwoods. I'll ask my friend saskwatch, maybe he will know.:confused:

I agree, it definitely looks like a white oak to me also. At first I thought hickory but after really looking at the grain I do believe it's white oak.

WOW, I would call that home. You are very fortunate. Good luck figuring out the firewood dilemma, either way I would spend as much time there as possible.

Nice looking pile of wood. I'm about half way there.

Great idea and design.