how many cords per truck load?

[barbender]

I'd love to see your country someday SD, I've never made it to the northeast (I guess you'd be southeast in Canada ) Red, Jack and white pine often grow together around here on sandy soil. On our property, which is a very fine grained sand, you will find all three. Plus balsam, white spruce, paper birch, bigtooth and quaking aspen, red and bur oak, soft maple, basswood, ironwood, and one lone white cedar. This is all natural regen after a forest fire I think. I know there was a big fire here years ago, you can still see huge old charred stumps. I just don't know if it was logged once in between now and then.

[SwampDonkey]

Well, there's room for one more I guess. :D