You never know until you ask. Score again, pics.

[Brogan007]

Local road is being widened, contractor cut down trees, stacked the logs but never got in to remove them due to wet weather. I drove past them for 9 months...till I figured, if I don't ask, I'll never know. The job supervisor told me to take them all, the contractor is not coming back. Wow! 6 full trailer loads, 12 ft logs, and still didn't clear all the various stacks of logs. That's me finished now. Enough wood on hand for 8-10 yrs. Unreal winter for wood availability here.

 

[WellSeasoned]

Real nice score. That beats going all through the woods. How did you get them onto the trailer? Nice pics

 

[Brogan007]

Real nice score. That beats going all through the woods. How did you get them onto the trailer? Nice pics

 

[WellSeasoned]

Real nice score. That beats going all through the woods. How did you get them onto the trailer? Nice pics

You used the chainsaw? Damn. :cheese:

 

[loon]

Great score and setup for sure ;-)

loon

 

[Woody Stover]

Hard to tell...is that mostly White Ash or what?

 

[toonces]

nice. wish i had a setup to scoop up that kind of score!

 

[Realstone]

Very sweet indeed!

It seems to me that the further south you go (to a point) the better the quality & availability of good burning wood there is. Them's what need it least have it most.

 

[mfglickman]

Wow! How did you get all that onto a trailer? 8-10 years' worth? Amazing.

 

[Brogan007]

My wood ID skills are very lacking. No idea what the trees are. I can recognize pine...and leave it alone....and I think I know white oak....but that's it.
No idea what this stuff was. It sure is heavy though, the skidsteer was at tipping point on some of the large logs.

 

[woodsmaster]

I see what looks like a couple ash and a couple pine. Not sure on the others