Wood ID please
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Jon1270
Minister of Fire
...guess not
happens to the best of them......that's why I seldom give an opinion....I bat about 300 
Good thing I phrased it as a question
Jon1270
Minister of Fire
If your experience is like mine, one year will be a fight and a waste; I'd say two. A couple of months ago I lucked into some standing dead (very, very dead) locust that was at 14% MC on the stump. I'm already burning that stuff.
Paulywalnut
Minister of Fire
That wood is fresh locust? Three years and you won't regret it. I burn a lot of BL. Difference is remarkable letting it go 3 years.
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