Pine Score !

Wow, that's a lot of pine. I had two big pines taken down recently. The amount if wood was incredible. I've read that top covering is key. Congrats on the score

Dix said:

The pine here, when seasoned burns pretty quick (same up by you, I am sure).

I burn it when I'm home, I use it to set off less than primo hardwoods. It's an awesome tool to have in your arsenal

Going back for more Saturday!!

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This coming year will be my first using much pine at all. Whet do you normally give it for drying time?

Love having a stash of pine around. It's great for shoulder season when you need a quick, short fire to take the chill off but don't need it burning for hours. Also great to mix with suspect wood that might not be quite seasoned. I like setting a few pine splits on the bottom and topping with misfits and ends from the "chunks and uglies" pile.

Ctwoodtick said:

This coming year will be my first using much pine at all. Whet do you normally give it for drying time?

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I've found that if I get it split early in the spring/summer and stack it covered in full sun for the summer, it is usually plenty dry by burning season. So maybe 5 or 6 months. One year and it's dry as a bone. My experience...YMMV.

Love seasoned Pine...

Lots of free pine, boats, couches and TVs on Clist right now.

Pine gets a bad rap, but i love it for what it serves. I had a cord of dry pine this year that i used exclusively for shoulder season and kick starting cold starts. It did great. I will never snub pine for that reason. Also the chimney is very clean...who knew?