Sounds like a Hearth.Com member wrote this
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Wood Duck
Minister of Fire
I hope he's wrong about the rain - my stacks get rain on them. I am also concerned that I've exceeded the 9 to 12 month window for seasoning my firewoood. If only I had read this sooner.
JV_Thimble
Feeling the Heat
Wouldn't be a bad idea to post a FAQ like this linked to Hearth.com on local Craigslist pages. Of course, that might 'dry up' the market for truly seasoned wood. 
I think there are many on this forum that would argue this statement of his: (myself included)
"The woodpile must be sheltered to prevent rainwater from being re-absorbed: firewood that is exposed to rain will rapidly become just as wet as it was when freshly cut. "
Beyond that - it is an informative read for those that are not in the "know".
"The woodpile must be sheltered to prevent rainwater from being re-absorbed: firewood that is exposed to rain will rapidly become just as wet as it was when freshly cut. "
Beyond that - it is an informative read for those that are not in the "know".
golfandwoodnut
Minister of Fire
A fallen tree will wet rot before it dries enough for fire wood is incorrect also, many varibles in wood burning, lots of on the ground oak for years that is in good shape when cut.
Backwoods Savage
Minister of Fire
I do not think that would have been posted from a hearth.com member because of too many half-truths in there. Also, one can not make a blanket statement of how long wood needs to season. If anyone believes that, they've not burned much wood at all. Probably never burned good oak either.
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