Got some tree service wood last week. Oak mostly good a few punky pieces but no complaints. Some of those rounds are like 25 inches thus there are extremely heavy. Time to get to work.
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Stove Cricket
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Post oak is a white oak sub species, with coarser and alligatored bark. Some parts of Texas loves post oak for bbq.
Woody Stover
Minister of Fire
No not really. I'll have to be creative when stacking cus there are some real short pieces in there. But I can be picky when it's free Oak.
MEngineer24
Burning Hunk
Have the shed nearly full this year. I have burned about 1/2 the amount of wood this year as years past. Anyhow, my estimate is about 3 years ahead once I get the front left filled in completely.
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