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  1. ISeeDeadBTUs Minister of Fire

    joined: Nov 7, 2007
    2,241 posts
    NY
    How DID this guy get the Beautiful wife??? ;-P
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  2. ISeeDeadBTUs Minister of Fire

    joined: Nov 7, 2007
    2,241 posts
    NY
    Gotta go with Dennis on that . . .

    Oct - oil (well, not this year)
    Nov - Slabwood (pine/hemlock)
    Dec - paper birch
    Jan - Oak
    Feb - Oak
    March - Oak early/slab late (when my body is just worn out and can't be dragged back into the woods anymore)
    April - slab
  3. barkeatr Member

    joined: Jan 22, 2011
    211 posts
    Upstate NY
    SEEMS as though there are different approaches...all sound good, keep smiling!
  4. firefighterjake Minister of Fire

    joined: Jul 22, 2008
    13,477 posts
    Unity/Bangor, Maine
    Pretty normal if you ask me . . . right now I'm mostly burning my punks (wood that is a bit punky, but dry), chunks (short pieces) and uglies (pieces that are twisted, crotches, messed up from the splitter so I cannot pack the firebox very tightly) . . . also burning a bunch of poplar and softwood. No sense burning the good stuff when you don't really need to go long and hot right now.
  5. basswidow Minister of Fire

    joined: Oct 17, 2008
    1,268 posts
    northern nj
    2/3rds of my wood is in my garage. It was brought in and stacked random. The remaining 1/3 is all Oak under cover and will be brought in around December when I have more room. So for now, I cherry pick when I bring it in to the stove. Meaning - I am grabbing uglies and junk wood, and setting the oak pieces and premium BTU wood further back in the stack for later in Jan and Feb.

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