Here are pics of my scrounged woodpiles. All black locust and one small poplar tree with about two pallets of red oak. I scrounged all of this since September of this year. Lots of time and work went into this, as most of you all know.
Oregon Bigfoot said:Nice fish you are holding, looks like a steelhead. Nice wood too!
What's the trick into getting a photo uploaded for your own pic? I've uploaded a photo, but it's not showing.
Oregon Bigfoot
Beer Belly said:Looks great....how the heck to you guys stack like that ??....also looks like it's time for a Log Splitter....let's see what Santa brings
Oregon Bigfoot said:Thanks! After resizing a few times, I finally was successful uploading a pic of my grandson and me at my chainsaw, while we were Christmas tree hunting late November. He's my little lumberjack.
Where I live, I've gone steelhead and salmon fishing before work, and limited out a couple of times. One particular day doing this, in May 2004, I was standing in the South Santiam River, near Lebanon, Oregon at 5 AM until it was light enough to see. 5 casts, 4 on, 2 lost, 2 spring chinook landed, and then off to work by 9 AM. That was the exception, not the rule. Most times, it's just casting practice. This year for all of 2011, I have landed only one salmon, and zero steelhead, go figure.
We've even gone wood cutting in the hills, and gone steelhead fishing afterwards. My brother in law got a steelhead one day after we cut a cord of wood. I think that was 1991 or 1992, it was a while ago.
Oregon Bigfoot.
Got Wood said:Love the Pic's... one comment/suggestion... it looks like that one stack is a 4 pallet square. I would separate them into 2 side by side 2 pallet stacks with enough room to walk between them. Will season the middle better.
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