Man Todd that’s some nice looking firewood! Pine is definitely fine!😂👍👍

I like rain days like that, get a break refresh and hit it again. Terry

Hey. Todd we are in need of some rain also. I’ve never had hickory before I sure would like to get my hands on some. Take care buddy. See ya on the next one.

I could watch the opening shot on repeat all day. A cup of coffee and a lawn chair under the pavilion is all I'd need. Keep the videos comin!

TOA! Pine makes for a lively campfire. We usually play Dodge the Embers or First campfire chair to burn wins. You know, games this great nation was built on. In all honesty, it is a great wood and has a certain purpose for many of us. Take care, brother. WST

My wife don't want me to burn pine in the house because she thinks it's toxic. I told her as long as it's seasoned it's fine most of my pine is usually under 10% or less. I use my pine mostly for kindling and for burning in the fire pit excellent wood for that I like using hardwood for my wood furnace.

That rain may have saved the wild blackberries!

That hickory is some tough stuff but makes for great firewood!

That pine looks better than some hard wood I’ve seen . I like pine myself !!!

Nothing wrong with pine or Aspen, great camp fire wood

I never noticed two things…1.) that splitter has a pretty fast cycle time for a box store splitter 2.) it’s got a really tall knife. Great lookin’ pine!

HI THERE WELL DONE JOHN

I have never burned any pine. The only thing around here close is scrubby cedar trees, yhey don't get very big. Good vid.

That's some awsom looking pine.. Bet your yard still smells like an air freshener..😜👍

Pine is fine…it splits so divine……put it out in the roadside stand…..you will be tossing bucks 💵 from the grandstand…..Todd you are the Man with the plan 🪵🪓🔥 = 💵🍻🇺🇸 Rick

Good video. Lil bit every day keeps the doctor away lol. Looks like you just kill it by be efficient. For me at least being as efficient as I can is one of the better parts of doing wood. Makes the gears go so I’m not thinking about the parts others don’t want to do. Thanks for the content!!!!

Nice spliting session. I have tons of red pine to cut, I don't burn it.

Hello Todd, that’s lovely pine. I like it for camp fire or fire pit. I would certainly buy it.

Keeping at it little at a time .,, when it’s enjoyable it’s not really working that hard. Likin this cutting the circled limb knots out so you can split the straight gravy rounds 💪👍👍🇺🇸. If I get into some pine we’ll do. I think I saw shifty do this knot section removal on pine …, “ knot” Sure though , anyways later T.O.A.

Pine is Fine, candy is dandy, but liquor is quicker, yeah Todd, pine gets a bad rap, any wood will create creosote if not seasoned, it’s the unburned gases that coat the chimney, I burn it, mix it in the stove like a 4 to I ratio with hardwoods, glad you got rain, out here in Coruptifornia, normal to not get a drop of rain from end of May to end of October. Sucks, can’t wait for Fall. Take care

Hey TOA, nice looking pine splits. We have never had pine in our woodyard since we do not have any on our land. We do have tons of hickory though and by the looks of it that pine is a joy to split. How does the pine cut with the saw? Any issues of pine sap buildup on the bar or chain when cutting green wood?