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@@TheGrumpyHogheadBBQ it’s only gonna grow!

@@BuckCountryWoodyard that’s an excellent question Buck, I didn’t address it, partially because I don’t know the exact answer, however, I made two bunkers for this specific reason. One can be drying while the next is being loaded and then as I pull from one the next will be drying. So on and so forth. When it comes to getting it out I left a little fence “gate” with 3 zip ties that I can just snip and open/walk in once it gets low enough. It’s very easy to open and close the fence since I just used zip ties. As far as FIFO, I’m not worried about that. In fact I expect the first in to take longer to dry than the last in since the last will be on top getting wind and sun. Basically my plan is to unload from the surface (top and sides) when it’s time and just continue digging into the checking moisture. As I’m doing that process, the other side will be where I load the fresh split wood.

@@FoothillsFirewood That makes sense - thanks for explaining! Mark

@@thesheff79 yeah it takes some time to build up reviews or clients but once you’re the guy known for good quality dry wood it seems the flood gates open. I’ve never not sold out!

@@beekind6267 don’t make me start a new playlist!!! 🤣😂

@FoothillsFirewood Do it! 🤣🤣🤣🤣👍🏽👍🏽

@@MaryCousins nah I immediately went in and stuck these feet in the fire lolol Maine is a totally different beast!!!

@@TwinCityFirewood thanks so much Jacob! My son does a fair amount of huffing and puffing (sometimes) but I hope he looks back on it all as a fond memory with pops! Worst case scenario he learns to appreciate a warm house haha

@@DanielAtkinsFirewood we’re still limping around from the snow blast 4 inches of snow shuts stuff down around here pretty good Lolol we just don’t get enough snow to have the infrastructure to deal with it, in fact we usually just get ice 🥶 thanks for the comment Daniel!

@FoothillsFirewood : Well, I am dealing with mud. From yesterday and today, it feels like I didn't miss leg day at the gym. 😳

@@Grit489 thank you very much! We gotta work for something!

@FoothillsFirewood so true 👍🏻👋🏻

@@inthebackyardwithdel438 these bins have really taken some stress off my stacking yard! Now just to hope it don’t mold lol

@@larryterrell8458 Hey Larry! I am in NC Forsyth county!! So glad you found me. Thanks for watching!!

@@Joe_Mission thank you so much Joe!!! Splittin wood is my therapy! Thanks so much for watching and the comment!

@@NWiser that’s a man that knows the name of the game 🤣 thanks for watching Noah!!!

@@WilleysFirewood the story of my life!!

@@outdoorsinthe608 thank you! Fingers crossed on our bunkers! I look forward to seeing your updates on it!

@@jasonpinnix1905 a wild season to say the least. I could probably find you another 75 customers next year I had to turn down so many people lol let’s get to cuttin brother

@ well your 75 and the 50 I have told I was out we are already behind for next season 🤣

@@inthebackyardwithdel438 haha this is the first real snow we’ve got in a long time! We usually just get ice!!

@@Latemodellisa black walnut!

@@roughroosterknifesharpenin5531 what you’re seeing here is me bagging noodles for firestarter, like I said in the video, I don’t sell firestarter. I do, however, sell firewood and this bagger allows me to bag my bundles easy and fast. It paid itself back from the bundles I’ve sold and my time is worth more than wrestling with busted plastic constantly!

I'd be worried about that floppy bag getting caught in the saw if that were the case.

@@dadsquatch79 I’m not picking up what you’re putting down? There’s no bag near a saw?

@@FoothillsFirewood no. The original commenter. Seemed like he was referring to putting the bag in the bucket while you sawed. I guess catching the noodles while sawing. 🙋🏻‍♂️

@ man I totally didn’t even read it that way!! Thank you for clarifying. That’s an excellent point. Thank you!!

@@outdoorsinthe608 🔥🎯🔥🎯

@@Joe_Mission 🤣🔥🤝

Sycamore!

@@jessejones9830 oh yeah buddy we got between 3-4 inches currently. As far as the sycamore goes it’s mid range heat, 19ish million btus, it stinks while splitting (IMO) and it can be a bear to split. I mix it in bundles or truckloads of mixed hardwood. Burns great in a wood stove too, but for heat there are often many better options!

Yeah I was thinking bout putting it in my campfire mix wood

Dogwood!

@@blueridgebackwoods4231 it’s a water loving tree, you’re exactly right. You often find them on banks and river bottoms. And it must drink all the water because it feels like it’s 99% water off the stump lololol

@@josephpegram1 sycamore!

@@Sky_daddy_above dogwood!