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Good habitat living snags...maple trunks in the center.. slightly alive is great. More solid shell growing. I'll have to prune one to keep it weighted away from the house.

We have to put up with a lot! I try to soldier on.

Lovely property there.

What critter is that? Native??

Thunderstorms rolling in. Rain predicted for the next five days.

Topped maple rig down. Miriam did good negative rigging on the POW.

Yoinked a couple deads off a tree that should just go Stopped to take a comparo pic of the Big Stick 22,000lb 44’ Tele…😆

Your're giving it too much air. Sometimes I struggle to get hedge to burn just because I don't give it enough air. Just a little too much, and I get thermal runaway where the hotter it burns, the stronger the draft, and the dense coals radiate a lot of heat. With the air leaks my stove has, I...

Or the grates in my Ashley...

Straight locust fire will melt a fireplace grate.

Mitch is good Didn’t work on the crap I cut yesterday 😆 Had to guesstimate compensate pull and gun to lean/limb angle. Stand em up with the winch and then drive. Got both in the hole.

Black locust burns so hot you need some soggy pine to keep it in check

The ninebark is very dense; even though a piece 3 or 4 inches in diameter is a big one, it is a fine long-lasting fuel... much like burning coal :). As Sean notes, DF limb wood is very dense as well, tight growth rings that burn hot and longer than most similar sized splits of trunk.

It could be bots/AI overwhelming resources. Many forums are using cloudflare to regulate traffic.

Bark slows the catch of the fire. The surface area to catch flame is way lower. Branches are/ can be dense. I've seen fir branch stubs sink in water. We burn lots of round wood that comes off jobs with or without the chipper. I leave larger limbs for the top of a brush load in a trailer...

An oak firewood customer friend of mine told me that a large branch round burns longer than a split of the same size. Interesting. I could see it catching slower due to bark.

Treebuzz is worse for me