This is what hardwood in the Colorado Rockies goes for. You guys on the East coast and Midwest are living in a gold mine.
Does hickory and oak grow in Colorado? Actually, $400/cord for such hardwood there seems a good deal but I don't live there!
It does in the form of mostly yard trees in the city. Although I can’t say I’ve ever seen a live hickory tree. Either way, it’s a bit of a drive to find it. You can get scrub oak where I live, but that not what’s in the pic, I can tell. He probably had that wood shipped in. If it was a full cord I’d agree that it’s not a bad deal. But it says it’s under a cord.
Yep, I’m definitely spoiled with great hardwoods everywhere. In the middle of hoarding a wealth of mulberry, neighbor asks me if I’ll cut down and take his black locust and cherry trees. Why yes, yes I will!!
One thought on that being short of a cord is the split length? What if those are 24" long splits? What is the typical split length in your area Cash Larue? Do softwoods burners usually buck rounds longer? I guess I'm thinking of these big log cabin homes with stone fireplaces.
If you’re seriously interested in it, arrange the meeting and take a tape measure with you. Figure out how much is really there and buy it based on $400 for a full cord. 1/2 =$200 .65 =$260 .75 = $300 And so on…. I have a hard time thinking that there is that much hickory in one place in Colorado