Where can I buy “cheap” firewood

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  • Uncle Duke

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    Some 20 years ago, I'd go into Lake Needwood and delimb and buck downed oak trees. Got scolded one day and told Karen to fvck off. Park Police came and very cordially asked me to cease and desist. Was great while it lasted...

    Maybe I'm missing something. But given the realities of frequent drought conditions, frequent wildfires, and the problems associated with forest floors when allowed to become tinder boxes? One would think that park rangers would welcome the cutting of designated and specified deadfall areas, as part of a forest management strategy. "You cut, you haul" seems like it would be a win win for everyone involved. But what do I know?

    Apology for the derail. A good bushel basket of carefully split and stacked firewood would last the better part of a night.
     

    gforce

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    Maybe I'm missing something. But given the realities of frequent drought conditions, frequent wildfires, and the problems associated with forest floors when allowed to become tinder boxes? One would think that park rangers would welcome the cutting of designated and specified deadfall areas, as part of a forest management strategy. "You cut, you haul" seems like it would be a win win for everyone involved. But what do I know?

    Apology for the derail. A good bushel basket of carefully split and stacked firewood would last the better part of a night.
    I’ve never been scolded for collecting deadwood, been thanked by rangers for collecting so much of it for your aforementioned reasons. Then again, they keep a sharp eye for anyone cutting live wood.
     

    remrug

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    I’ve never been scolded for collecting deadwood, been thanked by rangers for collecting so much of it for your aforementioned reasons. Then again, they keep a sharp eye for anyone cutting live wood.
    When you say collecting, are you using a chainsaw ?
    I used to camp at Warrior Mountain and often wondered if that would be legal.
     

    mpollan1

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    Maybe I'm missing something. But given the realities of frequent drought conditions, frequent wildfires, and the problems associated with forest floors when allowed to become tinder boxes? One would think that park rangers would welcome the cutting of designated and specified deadfall areas, as part of a forest management strategy. "You cut, you haul" seems like it would be a win win for everyone involved. But what do I know?

    Apology for the derail. A good bushel basket of carefully split and stacked firewood would last the better part of a night.
    Lake Needwood is in the belly of the beast of communist MoCo. I know I was not doing a disservice. Oh well...
     

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