Posted by Mark - IN. on March 13, 2009 at 20:06:47 from (64.12.116.74):
In Reply to: Using Wood for heat posted by 37 chief on March 13, 2009 at 18:52:45:
Yep Stan, sure is hard work even with a handful of tuned up and ready to go chain saws. I give my brother a mixture of two or three big white oak and maples a year. Matter of fact its time to go take down, cut up, and split to season for next year for him before the ticks start thawing out and the ground gets too muddy to drag them out to cut up. At this rate, it'll take us another 200 years to go through all of them trees in that woods, but 30 years from now it will be hard to tell where we took the ones that we took. I aint so sure I'll live another 30 years, and sure aint gonna want to be wielding a chain saw at my age if I do. Its work now. Sure is tough managing a woods to keep it disease free for the other trees. A losing battle, but keeps my brother's heating bills down.
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