Posted by Donald Lehman on March 15, 2015 at 12:49:38 from (184.12.64.56):
We finished tapping today. Good thing, too. Everyone is about pooped. The snow was pretty rotten today. You went right down to the ground today. Got another loop we could tap, but I'd have to buy more spouts and everyone is about sick of breaking trail through knee deep snow. (smile) If my road building goes according to plans this summer I'll get another loop into passable condition and we can tap another 100-200 over what we are tapping now. That will get us in the general neighborhood of 1,000 taps. That is really stretching our ability to handle the sap with the help we now have. That's about all the trees we can tap, anyway, for the next ten years or so, until some of the younger trees come on line. Sure hope the season is long enough to make it worth the effort!
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