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Leave Your Logs to Age It's a lot easier to move and split dry, seasoned logs than it is to split fresh "green" logs that are denser because they're full of sap. Besides, instead of burning for a nice, long time, green wood tends to just smoke briefly before the flame dies out.

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How long does it take to season firewood? It can take 3-12 months or longer to season firewood. On average, it usually takes around 6-months to dry out the cut-firewood that you purchased from a store or supplier. Depending on the original timber's moisture content, it can take more or less time to season.

When is the best time to split logs for firewood? Late winter and early spring is the best time to fell trees and split logs for firewood as this allows ample time for the logs to season. Splitting the logs when green will greatly reduce the amount of time required for the logs to properly dry for burning.

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First things first you must split the wood, Splitting the wood before seasoning increases exposed surface area which subsequently speeds up drying time. Use either an axe or a maul, position the wood on a chopping block and split along the radial lines.