This weekends loads, pic heavy

[shorty2000us]

So being my girlfriend had to work this weekend, I figured I'd get some cutting in at a new location. Guy from work had his place logged off about 1.5 years ago; oak & hickory. This pic is about 25% white oak & 75% shagbark hickory. Yesterday's load was same size & 100% hickory. I bet there's enough downed & standing dead for 5 years+. Still lots of white oak, hickory, cherry, mulberry, & a few species I can't identify. And it's all only 10 minutes from my house! Also included are some pics of my current inventory... last picture is oak 4x6s i get from work. Hello, my name is Josh and I have a firewood problem Have a good one everybody!

 

[Ironworker]

Man that's a lot of wood.

 

[howard270]

Welcome! I can think of a lot worse problems to have.

Great score for you and thank you for the pics!

 

[Bruce 46]

Very nice score on all that wood! What do you use to do your splitting?

 

[shorty2000us]

Very nice score on all that wood! What do you use to do your splitting?

I have a 28 ton speeco. Best $1200 I ever spent

 

[Haywire Haywood]

If I could get those 4x6s in bulk, I'd never need splitter or a saw larger than an MS180.

 

[stihly dan]

I love my wood at 4X6, I try for that when splitting.

 

[CTYank]

Let me congratulate you- YOU SUCK! You set a new standard for serious suckage. Congratulations! (Loving shagbark here too!)

Forget "Troll of the Month". How about "Suckage of the Summer" or something like that. Prize: a Jacuzzi.

 

[benp]

Damn!!! That's awesome!!!!!

I am truly jealous of you guys that have the abundance of hardwoods available.

 

[Hinerman]

Let me congratulate you- YOU SUCK! You set a new standard for serious suckage. Congratulations! (Loving shagbark here too!)

Forget "Troll of the Month". How about "Suckage of the Summer" or something like that. Prize: a Jacuzzi.

How about "Suckage of the Year" or "Suckage of the 21st Century"?

 

[tla100]

I love my wood at 4X6, I try for that when splitting.

Yep, for some reason I like rectangles better than wedges. That's why the big stuff is great.

Oh to the OP, that is some great firewood.

 

[shorty2000us]

Thanks for the replies everyone. Yea, there's a lot of wood there, but not having to worry about being short years to come is a nice feeling. The gf will be helping me this weekend & we're shooting for 2 loads per day. Gonna concentrate on the downed hickory & cherry, as they will rot the fastest, then the oak & maybe some mulberry come sunday. Happy & safe cutting everybody!