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Paulywalnut
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JOHN BOY
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Looks like maybe ten splits on the back of the 4 wheeler .. that aint much work ! 
oppirs
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NYLumberjack914
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Looks like maybe ten splits on the back of the 4 wheeler .. that aint much work !
I said fun, not work!
The stack is all red oak. One tree that was a great lesson for me. The oak won't be ready for years so it's staying there for now. On the back of the ATV is some ash that I took down to the house for next year. Stacking room is getting tight by the house.
Backwoods Savage
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Nice Cascade! Wondering why you did not lay some runners down to stack the wood off the ground?
Hills Hoard
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I just stack the first course bark down. Doesn't seem to make a difference compared to what I put on pallets.
osagebow
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Backwoods Savage
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We have stacked without putting something under to raise the wood and can get away with it because of our soil conditions. However, I still prefer stacking off the ground. When stacked on the ground, it is usually best to leave that last row or two to burn the following year; put it on top of your next piles rather then burn right away.
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