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I have to clarify. Probably 90-95% of my firewood is oak. Bought the logs. The rest is soft maple and pine. The pine I cut this spring is drier than it needs to be, but the oak and maple takes a tad longer.
I have enough oak for at least 4 yrs., and more pine and maple from the woods in back. SIL's place has a bunch of oak and maple waiting for me to harvest.
 
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