I live in central Oklahoma on 5 heavily wooded acres, burning seasoned hickory in the wood stove right now and makes my house smell like a BBQ restaurant. Keeps stove glowing orange too. My favorite firewood.
We have several acres with Hickory trees on our farm and I ran it green last winter and did well so I am excited to see it this winter as a seasoned wood for the wood stove. Run Oak Ash Maple and Sycamore through it as well. I run Hedge sparely because I do not want to melt down my firebox just yet.
Thanks Ricc - great to get your comment as always. Hickory is definitely in my top 3, if you have the chance to snag some Hickory, definitely go for it :)
We have alot of shagbark hickory in the midwest. One year season is not sufficient from my experience. Have burned some that had three years season and my stove stayed hot literally hours after even the coals were burned out. There is nothing like the heat output of good seasoned hickory.
I live in central Oklahoma on 5 heavily wooded acres, burning seasoned hickory in the wood stove right now and makes my house smell like a BBQ restaurant. Keeps stove glowing orange too. My favorite firewood.
We have several acres with Hickory trees on our farm and I ran it green last winter and did well so I am excited to see it this winter as a seasoned wood for the wood stove. Run Oak Ash Maple and Sycamore through it as well. I run Hedge sparely because I do not want to melt down my firebox just yet.
Awesome info as always. I haven't come across hickory yet but sure will grab it up when i find it... thanks!
Thanks Ricc - great to get your comment as always. Hickory is definitely in my top 3, if you have the chance to snag some Hickory, definitely go for it :)
Good info. Loud crickets !!
I just had a huge one blow over this summer. Gonna be cutting that up now!
Thanx
I have 3 24 inchish trees that are coming home with me This is why I'm looking.
We have alot of shagbark hickory in the midwest. One year season is not sufficient from my experience.
Have burned some that had three years season and my stove stayed hot literally hours after even the coals were burned out.
There is nothing like the heat output of good seasoned hickory.
Deliverance to the captives James shagbark hickory nuts are amazing!!
@@rlc412 never had them
Hickory is great but doesn’t last long outside bugs love it.
Thanks for the shout Chris, it's great hearing from you when I publish these firewood videos.
Can you please do a video on black locust or honey locust or Osage Orange Firewood thank you
science...so hot rn. lol