Re: Firewood -- tactics (strategy thread below)

Posted by s,mac on January 17, 2017 at 19:00:16 from (184.12.243.211):

In Reply to: Firewood -- tactics (strategy thread below) posted by Bob in SD on January 17, 2017 at 10:20:29:

The wood I cut green is unloaded from the pickup in a pile. We do this in the spring and let dry all summer. I don't stack any wood to much time and effort nor do I cover it. We have three types of oak here. Blue oak grows on the hills very slowly and dense and puts out a lot of heat. Black oak is also good burning wood. Valley oaks grow very large and a long life put it takes a lot of wood to keep the house warm. It is good warm weather wood. We burn about four cords a year. Stay warm Steve

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