Yes for sure. Most of my wood this year is oak that got cut this spring, I had it all bucked and mostly chopped by May and that stack has been curing in the sun all summer. It’s gtg with an average of 17%, some cuts as low as 13% and high as 23% but for all intents and purposes it’s ready for the winter. The wood I split today has moisture anywhere 15% to 35% with a likely average of 20%. I should be able to burn all of it this winter.