Yep I agee with you. Around these parts it is one of the premium fire woods to scrounge. I take all I can get when I can find it.
Scrounging Firewood (and other stuff)
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As you can see from this pic Muad there is not alot of tree around where I live. So scrounging is a big deal for fire wood.
What part of the state are you in? I like the area around Lander.
South eastern corner. About 20 miles west of Nebraska and 5 miles north of Colorado. High Plains.
Damn, that wind must howl sometimes!
That's ridiculous, like running a ported saw with square chain to scrounge firewood
, I bet you use a hydraulic splitter and hunt with an AR too
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That's a prime wood seasoning spot you got there!
Oh you have got that right.
Yes you are correct. No need to top cover here between the wind and sun shine it dries out wood really good.
I have over 3 years worth split and stacked so it gets really dry by the time I burn it.
Funny you should mention that. I do cut wood with a ported saw that is square ground and I do use a hydraulic splitter. But I do not hunt with an AR I use a 7mm Rem Mag. I am old I need all the help I can get.That's ridiculous, like running a ported saw with square chain to scrounge firewood
.Did you have a YouTube channel with a raker grinder video on there?
What's the big black pipe in the pic below.
Road with my son today to deliver some packages to care takers at a outfitters place before they are snowed in for the winter. Been driving by it for the last month for work but never stopped, pretty cool place, would definitely be nice to hang out there for awhile, no cell service or electricity, large open lodge with lots of nice wood work, big windows, 2 wood stoves, very nice and quiet. Stopped on the way back to scrounge some lodge pole for my sons shop stove
Tamarack trees are showing some nice color
Tamarack trees are showing some nice color
Did you have a YouTube channel with a raker grinder video on there?
What's the big black pipe in the pic below.
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Sorry no You Tube video. That pipe is actually a power pole I scrounged for free and it has a weather station mounted on the top of it. So I can clock some of those Wyoming winds.
Beautiful area there. That lodge pole does make for some good fire wood.
I saw the logs out there and it looked a bit like another guys place. I'll see if I can find the video from the guy I'm thinking of, he is/was a member here too, Sierra something iirc.
It looked like a weather station, but I couldn't tell for sure and I wasn't sure if it was something incorporated into the stovepipe on the house, it looked a little closer in the picture though
.Edit; found it.
Not sure what his username is here or if he was on opeforum, I plunked in his YouTube name (highsierrawoodsman) and couldn't find him.
I had not seen that video before. Looks like a pretty cool grinder.
Mark's deer pics are making me jealous!
When they were alive, I used to take a 4 day WE and go bow hunting up on my Aunt and Uncle's farm near Utica every year for the election day WE. I miss those days!
When they were alive, I used to take a 4 day WE and go bow hunting up on my Aunt and Uncle's farm near Utica every year for the election day WE. I miss those days!
Wow FS didn’t realise you’re a real life commercial capsicum farmerSNOW!!!We are supposed to get our first frost tomorrow nite so I cleaned up the pepper patch this morning.
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You've been busy! That's a lot of scrounging!
