Yet another drying question

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JoeyD

JoeyD

Minister of Fire
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Jun 15, 2008
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South Jersey
I've started splitting some red oak to burn next season. The wood is green, cut down less then one month. Do I need to tarp it this winter or should I just let mother nature do its thing?

BTW "Mr T" my cat likes the bug, I'm afraid to get rid of it :O
 
nature works best imo full sun if possiable
 
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