Safe Wind Speed for Brush Burning

[Snakelover]

Dave, dont burn, push em to the side, dig the pond and push em in the pond site for fish hides.

You mean hook grabbers, don't you?

After the firewood is cut from the stumps, we may put the root balls in the pond. But I think that's about all the "structure" I want for now. I hope to build a pier and I don't want too much in the pond until that's done.

[Johnny Dangerr]

Be scared very scared. The property across from us went up due to a kid tossing a cigar by his stand. It burned up 7 miles of neighbors land, and I think 10 years later his dad is still fighting law suits.

I would wait for a rainy day in April next year....

[Snakelover]

Yea! I got it done this morning! Here are the pictures.











I arrived at 7am to burn brush while there was little or no wind. I had already called the VFD and the Sheriff's office to give them a heads up. I waited for each pile to burn past it's greatest intensity before lighting the next pile. I started the last pile at about 8:45am. The brush burning went off without a hitch. Thanks for the help, guys!