Rode around the place and found a dead standing sass, some red maple and a little cherry
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kennyp2339
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That's his front side yard stack... his back yard stacks are about 37 cords. LOL - nice find Rebel !
Don't know if you've burned any yet, but it will "pop" in the stove sometimes, might startle ya. 
I've been using dead Sass trunks to prop pallets up off the ground, supposed to be rot-resistant.
I've been using dead Sass trunks to prop pallets up off the ground, supposed to be rot-resistant.
Don't know if you've burned any yet, but it will "pop" in the stove sometimes, might startle ya.
Burned a little last year. It did pop quite a bit. Cant comment on the Rot resistance of it
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