Black locust a load for sure, when it hits zero is when I call in the big guns, till then red elm and oak ash and cherry is the go to.
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Hope I don't have to dip into this stash.
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I keep my meager supply of locust on hand for the real cold snaps. Unfortunately, it's a small stack next to yours, but fortunately, really cold weather is less common here.
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