You didn"t say what kind of trees they were, but some trees might make decent firewood. They sound like they are small enough that you wouldn"t have to split much of it. You might be able to find someone who will do the cutting for you in exchange for the free wood if it"s suitable. If there"s a campground in the area, maybe they could use if for bonfires regardless of the species. As for the stumps, I"d cut a few inches above ground and then use a small track hoe to get the root out. It doesn"t take a huge track hoe to get them out, you should be able to get one at any equipment rental place. One that will fit on a 7 or 10K GVW trailer should work. Just pile them up, let them dry out for a couple of months and burn them.
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