Great pics Nate - frustrated that the views from my Mtn top property are almost NEVER unobstructed.
This is key, as for the most part they are creatures of habit.I'm putting his patterns together.
I wish I had the skills to fab that. It’s a log mule; unfortunately, they went out of business.Agreed. I like the mesh side boards you've got on the inside of your trailer. I have to use short branches to hold everything in. Is that a home-made dolly in the back?
Agreed. I like the mesh side boards you've got on the inside of your trailer. I have to use short branches to hold everything in. Is that a home-made dolly in the back?
Agreed. I like the mesh side boards you've got on the inside of your trailer. I have to use short branches to hold everything in. Is that a home-made dolly in the back?
I knew I had some Hop Hornbeam trees on the upstate property but I did not realize they are by far the highest BTU wood up there.
It has a BTU rating of 26.4, higher than Shag Hickory, Black Birch and Black Locust (which are not up there).
We also have Black Birch 24.2, Sugar Maple 23.2 and American Beech 22.7, but we mostly burn White Ash 21.6 and Black Cherry 19.5.
We will have to start collecting some of the Hornbeam (I know I've cut it to make new ATV trails), it should make a difference in keeping us warm at night!
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ostrya_virginiana
And who would of thought to burn Bradford Pear; 26.5 BTU.I'm surprised to see some of those BTU numbers being higher than Ash. I always thought Ash was a little higher.
Took him today posted a thread in the great outdoors sectionI think my pics show how ridiculous it is that NYS has a 3 pt a side rule up there … with all the brush what are you going to do, say "hold still for a second"!!!
It is different if you are hunting from a blind on a farm, but we are not.
You just have to use your judgement and hope for the best, or you will go home empty!
The points have to be 1" each. Matt took a 6 pt a few years ago, but they inspected and said only 5 were legal points, and they were likely generous with him. It is so easy to get into trouble!
Thanks . Love being able to hunt where I live. There have been cars going up and down my dead end road all weekend and several today , all out of the area hunters going onto state land at the end of the road.Congrats there Mark!
And who would of thought to burn Bradford Pear; 26.5 BTU.
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