Nice! lol. Exactly what I thought this summer when out cutting and splitting wood: " Well, at least it's screaming hot and muggy- that makes it SO much more fun!!" I just LOVE being out in the clearing, with the sun boiling my brains, while working hard. Where I'm at, it's White Ash trees that are found dead standing in abundance. Whole groves of dozens of them between 8-14" or so at the base. Strait and tall with little brush. All courtesy of that goddamned beetle... Most of it is seasoned and ready to burn as soon as it's cut- and dried rock hard. Rough on a chain, but great firewood! And free!!!*** *** (with lots of work, that is)
Here's a question for you: as you load up this shed with split wood, the driest and oldest pieces will always be in the rear - the first ones to be loaded. Once the entire shed is filled to the rafters, how does one ever get to the really seasoned wood in the back without removing the first several layers from the front - unless you have a rear entrance to the shed?
Ay some point we will have to rotate stock so to speak. We haven't burned a whole shed in a season yet. The back row was green last year that's why I didn't move it to the front this year. Thanks for watching
My son Evan was out bowhunting tonight. Love the look of your woods. We unfortunately in Illinois have woods that have been taken over by bush honeysuckle. Great for deer to hide in🤣 Looks like y’all are set up with heat for the season. Good luck fellas👊🏻
Hey great seeing you guys at PB.
You’re a better man than me working in 90 degree weather.
Stay safe, shoot straight 👍TCT
Was great hanging out with you guys at Bunyan. The regular job I have sometimes forces me to work in the heat.
Deer camp will be as warm as you were cutting the wood (ok, maybe not that warm) 😂 Good work getting ready with time to spare. Happy hunting 🦌
Nothing like a full woodshed! Iv never had one but maybe some day! Haha!
Hey Chris. Well technically it's not quite full. But it's close.
Nice! lol. Exactly what I thought this summer when out cutting and splitting wood: " Well, at least it's screaming hot and muggy- that makes it SO much more fun!!" I just LOVE being out in the clearing, with the sun boiling my brains, while working hard.
Where I'm at, it's White Ash trees that are found dead standing in abundance. Whole groves of dozens of them between 8-14" or so at the base. Strait and tall with little brush. All courtesy of that goddamned beetle... Most of it is seasoned and ready to burn as soon as it's cut- and dried rock hard. Rough on a chain, but great firewood! And free!!!***
*** (with lots of work, that is)
We seem to always pick the hottest days to cut wood!!lol
Yep , hot weather firewood is brutal !
Good talking with you at P. B. Last week .
Hey Bruce. It was great talking to you at the show.
That makes the best firewood..was good to see ya at Bunyan this year 😎🤙🏻
Hey Aaron. Was nice to see you too.
Good one Mike ! Looks like y’all will be warm for the hunt this year 🔥🪵👍👏🇺🇸 Rick
Thanks Rick. Can't wait to get to canp for 2 weeks
Great seeing you at Bunyan!!!
Was good seeing you Winston.
I bet u rocked thi mullet years ago. That shade towel screams mullet. Bring on Nov
You all packed and ready to go?
We finished tonight packing, will shop for grocery’s tomorrow and leave Thursday morning
Pretty nice ATV trailer, nice for weaving around crowded trees. Bow bar w/thumb would be just the ticket for cuttin up that small stuff.
Thanks Dan. My neighbor gave me the trailer a few years back. It's the perfect size for the 4 wheeler.
Good to see ya Mike! Good luck with deer season! So far all I’m seeing are does! Buck only of course 🤬
Hey John good to see ya. If there are does eventually a buck will come around. Good luck.
Not much longer for camp or the white stuff. Can’t wait for ur camp videos
Thanks Dan. I am ready to go!!!
Hi Mike it was nice talking to you at Bunyan. Deer season is just around the corner. It’s good to have the firewood done. Good luck this year.
I was nice to meet you Dean. Good luck to you also
Here's a question for you: as you load up this shed with split wood, the driest and oldest pieces will always be in the rear - the first ones to be loaded. Once the entire shed is filled to the rafters, how does one ever get to the really seasoned wood in the back without removing the first several layers from the front - unless you have a rear entrance to the shed?
Ay some point we will have to rotate stock so to speak. We haven't burned a whole shed in a season yet. The back row was green last year that's why I didn't move it to the front this year. Thanks for watching
You're gonna stay warm at deer camp. Just slightly too warm for me to be splitting wood. Won't be long before camp
Hey Craig. That's one thing for sure you're never cold at camp!!
My son Evan was out bowhunting tonight. Love the look of your woods. We unfortunately in Illinois have woods that have been taken over by bush honeysuckle. Great for deer to hide in🤣 Looks like y’all are set up with heat for the season. Good luck fellas👊🏻
Thanks Todd. We have a lot of fairly mature timber on our property. Not too much under brush. Not many deer either 😆😆
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Hey Eddy 🫵
You guys ever apply for bear tags
Nope never have. Not too much bear activity on our property.
Borderline heat stroke...good times. Lol
That's for sure!!🤣🤣 Man it was hot that day!
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TREE FELLA!! THANKS BRUTHA!!
Why do you split it so small
Just to make sure it's dry for the season.