I will cut it and dry it out good. I will see if its any good next yearIt kinda looks a little punky, I'm thinking it's red elm.. Hey, if you can get it to dry out, and if it's free and makes you happy, then go for it. But if that wood is really punky inside (spongy), I'd recommend passing on it. That stuff (when it gets wet) will hold the water and render itself useless.
When I zoomed your picture in, it doesn't look as bad as I thought it did originally. You'll be fine, that should be ready for next fall if you get it split up.....I will cut it and dry it out good. I will see if its any good next year
I agree and plus I need to get ahead as much as possibleGather all you can....never know when a dry spell will hit.
I agree and plus I need to get ahead as much as possible
It sure will. I won't have to worry about making so many tripsWhen you get a truck it should make getting those scrounges a little easier....
I want to get ahead as much as possible . I would like to have over 10 dry cords or more.You very well make as many trips but you'll have much more wood.
Lmao don't worry about that. I just got a great connection with a tree companyWhen you get that truck, things will really take off for you. I will also stop posting pictures of my scrounging areas.![]()
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