Trimmed some trees - Wood ID
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paul bunion
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Mitch Newton
Burning Hunk
I never knew Hackberry was so prevalent. I've got a bunch and apparently so does everybody else.
Well at least I knew it started with an "H" - lol. Thanks
fireview2788
Minister of Fire
I didn't either until we moved into to our new place and started going to Sugarcreek Metropark to run. I bet close to 1/3 of what I have is hackberry and Sugarcreek is packed too.
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Hackberry the other white meat...
... Not prime stuff, but definetly it is worth getting. Dries fairly quickly (Cherry, ash, etc.) and fairly decent heat output.
... Not prime stuff, but definetly it is worth getting. Dries fairly quickly (Cherry, ash, etc.) and fairly decent heat output.Hackberry the other white meat...
Yeah, it looked like it was about the same BTU as some of the Ash varieties.
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Paulywalnut
Minister of Fire
well, not QUITE, Pauly!
Tell you what, I'll trade you my hackberry for your hickory, cord for cord......deal?
Paulywalnut
Minister of Fire
I've always treated it like cherry. Missing the aroma of cherry but burns about the same.
A good bit here, too (we're not far apart.) Now that I can ID it, I'm noticing it out there, along with a lot of Mulberry. But not a lot of big ones in the woods, where they have to fight for light.
JOHN BOY
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