Firewood in Ho. Co....

[rtse4me]

Lots. Neighbor had a 100ft+ oak come down during the storm. It has been dead 3-4 years.
Easy access you can drive right up to it. You will need a big saw.Had a few MDS members pick up firewood Smokedog and Augie in the past. I no longer have a tractor so you will need help loading the rounds.
I will post pics in the AM.

 

[rtse4me]

pics

 

[slsc98]

Wish I were there; I’d be all over it!

We are year #2 into the best wood we’ve ever burned; fellow gun club member has a stand of massive red oaks he’s taking out annually, splitting and stacking so it seasons nicely. We’re talking enough rows to fill an auditorium that a gun show could be in so, it remains unbelievable to me he doesn’t invest in a wood furnace let alone a stove.

Congrats to whomever gets this in op!

 

[spoon059]

Somebody needs to jump on this! I am exceptionally fortunate, my dad took down 2 sycamore trees, probably 100' each. I've been splitting that for the last couple weeks. This is wood for the 2025-26 winter, my last one in Maryland!!!

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[rtse4me]

nudder

 

[Ammo Jon]

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[fabsroman]

@fabsroman

Thanks for thinking about me. I just don't have the time right now. If this was late April through August, it might be possible. Right now, I am just swamped. Being sick for a week and then the snow coming along only made matters worse. Processing firewood is definitely on the back burner for a while.