Posted by Ivan in Mich on September 13, 2016 at 17:47:21 from (174.124.163.148):
In Reply to: Still cutting firewood. posted by Adirondack case guy on September 13, 2016 at 15:37:13:
I started last week. The loggers cut grade hardwood out of mine last fall and I told them any trees they damaged to cut and leave lay. I dragged up a couple pulp cords last week and I brought 4 or 5 more up yesterday. Never had cutting in the woods so easy. Make one ciut on each one stack in a pile and hook on tree length and drag out. Probl 15 more cords to get out yet. Nice dry maple. Has anyone else noticed the maples dying off. I have an area where the loggers did not go and the trees have big cracks in the bark and are dead or almost dead
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