The tree I cut uip today had leaves all over it, and "fruit" too. I've never cut up a live tree before, only dead stuff that fell over because it was dead. But the little chain saw went through this wood very quickly. IMO. Before Ihrow the wood in the stream bed, does that mean it might be good as firewood, or would it have to sit for a year or two. If I shouldn't throw it in a stream bed, dry most of the year, what should I do with it. I have enough firewood already and I can't babysit it for a year.

You can never have too much firewood. Keep it.

Good for firewood?

Jun 12, 2013 42 Replies

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wel3kxial1 13 years ago

Thank you for sharing.

Jenny Student at Olivet College of Design snipped-for-privacy@olivetuniversity.edu

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Robert Green 13 years ago

Sounds like you two are going to have a "flame war" (just couldn't resist!)

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Harry K 13 years ago

Good one :)

Harry K

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