Spanky

That sycamore has been cut off a river bank or a low wet area to have ambrosia streaks. The ambrosia maple the same way, needs to be around water to have the ambrosia streaks. If you cut them on the side of the mtn they will be white with no ambrosia streaks. Box Elder the same way to.

Nobody, said one word about the ambrosia maple. That would be ambrosia sycamore lumber.

Coop a guy came and got some of your curly maple today. He said that was $12 bdft lumber forsure.

Check this ambrosia maple out Coop.

Looks like a load of poplar.

I didn’t know the ole boys in Houston was logging. That has to be a city logger!

Just kiln drying some lumber for a guy. I think this maybe some of the bests ambrosia maple I have ever seen.

Check this out Uncle Dave. Amborsia maple.

Most guys will ask how wide are your boards. They will buy the big wide boards. I don’t get it. I don’t like the big wide boards myself.

In Tennessee the sap in the trees start going down around the first of July for fall. Around the first of the year the sap starts back up for spring. After the first of July the bark starts tightening up on the logs.

I would fletch cut that walnut tree. You will get some QS lumber that way.

You hiring a band mill for this tree?

You need a 100 acres of them. You need that one cut on a band mill.

Bmac do you hinge cut?

The first 25 ft looks great. I would wait one more month before I cut it. Don’t let that one limb hit the ground first.