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woohoo, im very surprised!!
after cleaning pan and prepared a lot of small things in the cabane, i cannot resist to tap a tree close by.. sap is dripping, so i run to put snowshoes, and finally tap 40 on buckets, every one located downhill drips!!
we still have at least 4 ft of snowin wood, im located high elevation (1650ft),
but the next week temps preview seems good.
:D
I also got a few drops this weekend , not alot but it is a start
weather looks good for this week a few days at plus 6
Glad I am not the only one.I cheked again today and not a drop.Par for the course as I am allways slow here. Will chcek the trees at work tomorrow and see if they got any on vacuum.
Make the tour and collect 35 lts of sap. all drippings except 6 of thems. Tomorrow suppose to be too cold around here, but after promise. i think i will tap the remaining 60 tomorrow.
Tap count is at 100, scratch right eye whit a branch, i need to clean this wood, to much trees and branches everywhere, a job to do at end of season.
Collect 30 liters sap from trees downhill.
Yippe I got a cup of sap today.Even being cold but sunny the tree dripped some what. Will tap the rest during the week and then figure out how to boil someday. Wading thru 4 feet of snow sucks.
I must be doing it wrong... I collect sap uphill in both directions. :lol:Quote:
Originally Posted by CBOYER
ok BryanEx, tell me where in Dunvegan you got a Hill ??? this area is flat as the great plains!!:mrgreen:
Collect 90 liters today, looks better for tomorrow.
Still not much happening where I am about 30 km north of Lachute
a small place called Fawn Lake
drove up to check today, everything runs to 6 gallon pails
I have about 2 inches in the bottom of each one
supposed to be 8 degrees for the next two days so hopefully when I check Saturday morning they will be full
I picked up 3 pairs of snowshoes on CL the wood ones with catgut, 40.00 for the 3 pairs
they work really well, only tripped once on them, I should have listened to Ken, I tried to back up LOL
I tapped a few more trees today and some were running somewhat. See what tomorrow brings.