posted 8 years ago
More information would be good....especially your location, what kind of pine those are, and what the weather has been like there over the last few months. Drought stress might do this, but so might overwatering/flooding and poor drainage. Or it might be salt on a road nearby the previous winter. Or bark beetles or borers. I would definitely say take down the one on the right that looks the worst, and check for borers or beetles in the bark when you cut it up.