never cut it in november before. not a drop of sap in it, could probably burn it, the difference is amazing. still very hard on the saw, though.
cut sugar maple down today
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If it was a live tree, it still needs a year in the stacks.
Dead standing, I've found them dry before, but most could still benefit from time cut, split, and stacked.
Paulywalnut
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