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Habitat out loud

SD if you don't win the diet contest I'd be shocked. I wonder if you have blue racers snakes your way

I don’t know what those are. I am gonna weigh in tomorrow and see how much I have to do by next week.


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Nice firewood pile, SD! Nothing like piles of BTU's at the ready. Burning off those lbs. too - all good.

Just a FWIW here ...... I've been stacking the corners of my firewood rows like you did - alternating layers' directions - between 4 ft. and 5 ft. high for years. No blow-outs ever. The basket-weaved method on ends is very stable.
 
SD did you win your contest?
 
Nice looking stack. No wide stance while splitting? Careful of those toes.
 
Did you ever settle on a new chainsaw?
 
Did you ever settle on a new chainsaw?
Probably getting an Echo 590 with a 20" bar. I'm almost through this season, so probably not gonna happen until next fall.
 
Luv my echo backpack leaf blower
 
I did some sky busting yesterday. I have found some juneberry on the south side of my property and marked them last spring, so I went to work and opened the canopy. This is the before.

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This is the after. I only left that balsam fir and a couple birch.

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Lots of firewood made to put sun on two small clumps of JB.

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While I was there, I also cleared brush around smaller fir trees and used it to protect them. They are gonna benefit from the extra sun too.

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Lotta work got done.

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Impressive work. Was that all in one day?
 
Impressive work. Was that all in one day?

Yes sir. Most of what I cut down just got left. I like to leave some small spots like that where deer can’t readily get in there. Also, tag alder rots pretty quick. About 3-4 years and it’s gone. Those little spots can throw up dogwood and jewelweed, especially in that area.

The firewood is staged right along the trail so my neighbor can pull right up to it and haul it away. I am full full on firewood, so I’m helping him get his pile replenished after winter.


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