A good problem to have...?

[Circle B MN]

I'm running out of room to put my split wood. I've got 20 cords or so cut and split and near another 15 in log or rounds to get split. That is going to max out my full sun, wide open storage area and I'm liable to have to do some stacking to get it in there. After that I have to start stacking wood in a stand of tall pines. Not ideal but running out of options. If I keep a fair bit of room between the rows it should season well enough and I believe I will try to keep that area reserved for lesser hard woods.

I've had a storage/work area before that was in town, but it kind of makes it a lot like work to have to go there to process firewood as opposed to walking out the front door and doing a bit as time allows.

Sure ain't complaining, just cypher'n out load

 

[SS396driver]

I have plenty of room but I'm getting warn out . Seems like the more I split, the rounds and log piles get bigger. Going to be warm for a few days so I'll be just splitting as the lots I cut on will thaw . No fun getting stuck with a full load in the dump trailer and the truck.

The stuff in the shade will season if kept dry it will just take longer.

 

[panolo]

I'm a mere 45 minutes away if you need to dispose of some for lack of space

 

[svk]

I'm running out of room to put my split wood. I've got 20 cords or so cut and split and near another 15 in log or rounds to get split. That is going to max out my full sun, wide open storage area and I'm liable to have to do some stacking to get it in there. After that I have to start stacking wood in a stand of tall pines. Not ideal but running out of options. If I keep a fair bit of room between the rows it should season well enough and I believe I will try to keep that area reserved for lesser hard woods.

I've had a storage/work area before that was in town, but it kind of makes it a lot like work to have to go there to process firewood as opposed to walking out the front door and doing a bit as time allows.

Sure ain't complaining, just cypher'n out load

How come you are stockpiling so much?

 

[Marley5]

I'd recommend counseling but it's not working for me......I'm cutting for 2023.

 

[svk]

I'd recommend counseling but it's not working for me......I'm cutting for 2023.View attachment 794897

What kind of trees are the ones in the foreground with deeply furrowed bark?

 

[panolo]

Chestnut oak?

 

[Marley5]

What kind of trees are the ones in the foreground with deeply furrowed bark?

That's all Ash, farmer down the road wants me to keep cutting it.

 

[svk]

You are probably right, looking at the leaves on the ground

 

[Marley5]

Chestnut oak?

I'll take a closer pic.....from a distance it'll pass for chestnut

 

[svk]

That's all Ash, farmer down the road wants me to keep cutting it.

Talking about the trees standing to the left.

 

[Marley5]

I'll take a closer pic.....from a distance it'll pass for chestnut

 

[Marley5]

Oh my bad, YES the trees are Chestnut Oak, sorry.

 

[Circle B MN]

How come you are stockpiling so much?

I burn and sell both. What I burn is a by product of the wood I process to sell. I've had boom years and busts in regards to sourcing wood. This year we are doing pretty dang good and it keeps looking better, so as long as I can source it I'll keep stashing it away.

 

[Circle B MN]

I'd recommend counseling but it's not working for me......I'm cutting for 2023.View attachment 794897

I'd go to counseling....if I thought I could make a sale or score some logs in the process

 

[SS396driver]

Problem is when you can get wood you jump at it