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  1. sapratt Feeling the Heat

    joined: May 14, 2008
    394 posts
    Northwestern, Oh
    You stop cutting wood when you stop breathing. Until then its non stop. I've told my
    wife many times I'm done for the year. Then I see wood waiting for a new home
    and I can't pass it up.
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  2. countrybois New Member

    joined: May 2, 2008
    126 posts
    NE Illinois
    [/quote]

    Huh???? Thats the best time there is, in my opinion. Thats when you can really get down to work without the sweat dripping in your eyes. I love a nice, crisp, calm, 20 degree, clear winter day. Gets the blood pumping. I'll be down to a sweat shirt and loving it.

    Signed: Big bear Jags. ;-P[/quote]


    Amen brother!! That's the best.
  3. Rockey Minister of Fire

    joined: Dec 18, 2007
    627 posts
    SW Ohio
    Oh sweet, I am reminded of one sultry model whos last words to me were "When hell freezes over" I think its time to collect boys.
  4. JBinKC Feeling the Heat

    joined: Jan 14, 2006
    261 posts
    Lake of the Ozarks
    Feb 1-April 15th and the month of October is when I normally do all of my wood gathering and processing. Time when the temperatures are cold enough to do some work and doesn't impede with my other outdoor hobbies.
  5. BurningIsLove New Member

    joined: Jan 4, 2006
    353 posts
    Billerica, MA
    Echo that....nothing better than providing amusement to the neighbors while outside in freezing temps in a worn out t-shirt & torn jeans splitting w/ a maul. Although in all seriousness, I dont generally use my chainsaw if Im standing in snow for safety reasons.
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