You'll thumb your nose at silver maple after you burn that!:D
I done that years ago...lol but silver quick to season.
You'll thumb your nose at silver maple after you burn that!:D
Wow, that's a bunch of wood right there. Looks like White from here...primo!![]()
I take it you ran the 460, how did you like it?Pretty sure its red just because its turning dark pretty fast.
I take it you ran the 460, how did you like it?
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How many hands were on deck for that big boy?
Thats a biggin. Don't look like it had much of a top to it ?
Nice work smokin, just looking at them rounds makes my back sore.
As shaggy as the bark is, I'd have to say it is white oak. There's a week's worth of wood in some of those rounds. Looks like the saw and chain were dialed in pretty good....
Did you get all that on one load with that flat-bed S-10?![]()
There's alot of btus there. You'll find the EPA stove much easier on the wood stash over the furnace.
LOL, he was riding with the lights in the sky......Somethings on that tree scream white oak but it would put it at the biggest I have ever seen, and the center of those big rounds are turning red very fast...That was only a few min's after I finnished bucking it!
Very few of the white oaks I've gotten into have pure white wood. I always worked under the impression that "white" referred to the lighter coloring of the bark.
My neighbor has a monster white oak that is hanging over his house. The trunk is about 50" and rotted half way through. I wouldn't be able to sleep at night, but he keeps saying someday he'll have it taken down and I can have the wood. My back hurts already...and it is on a steep hill...so extra fun. EASILY 5 cord in that tree, probably closer to 7.
Very few of the white oaks I've gotten into have pure white wood. I always worked under the impression that "white" referred to the lighter coloring of the bark.
My neighbor has a monster white oak that is hanging over his house. The trunk is about 50" and rotted half way through. I wouldn't be able to sleep at night, but he keeps saying someday he'll have it taken down and I can have the wood. My back hurts already...and it is on a steep hill...so extra fun. EASILY 5 cord in that tree, probably closer to 7.
I cut a 19-inch White a couple of weeks ago, and it looked pretty red. You can tell for sure when you start stacking splits; White has an unmistakeable sweet smell, as I'm sure you already know.could be white oak, theres lots of signs that it is. But it is turning red in color fast.
I cut a 19-inch White a couple of weeks ago, and it looked pretty red. You can tell for sure when you start stacking splits; White has an unmistakeable sweet smell, as I'm sure you already know.
With the mild Winter we had you probably have a decent stash of dry wood left over that you can use in the EPA, or is the furnace wood too long?