What are y'alls thoughts on this kind of thing? [MEDIA] I have a very large fireplace and we enjoy a nice fire inside (when it is actually cold in...
you know you are in the right place when most people say "oh good, firewood, let's burn it" and then we come here and talk about wood like fine...
lots of oak here in north texas which I can't complain about. Been getting a lot of ash as well. I have gotten a few loads of osage orange which...
hickory or mesquite for me, I have not been able to find any.
I have picked up quite a bit here. It does dry very quickly (6 months in Texas summer) and burns nicely. It splits like mashed potatoes though,...
outdoor fire of some pine that a neighbor cut down 50/70
Where I live last year in Texas, we had a major freeze, you probably heard about the big power outages. So everyone seems to be stocking up early...
Sold out of my seasoned wood as well and now selling partially seasoned and green if anyone wants it. I will be better prepared next year.
Will do, he has been pretty slow to respond so far... I have a post on facebook. Decent amount of inquiries but maybe 1/10 lead to an actual sale.
thank you that makes sense. I was thinking he was talking about burls at first.
I am not familiar with the term. What does this usually refer to?
That's a big boy!
Haven't heard of ChipDrop before, I will give it a try. Thank you for mentioning.
he offered $1/each so it was a pass.
So I am basically sold out of my seasoned stuff now. very slow at first and then sold out pretty quick. A guy wants to buy a big pecan stump I...
I like that idea, better than mine of just piling them on the ground or on a pallet.
Yes definitely good points. I am a little concerned with theft if I set up a stand, but maybe a bundled setup is better. The only person to...
I might if I lived farther out, I am right in the middle of the suburbs though right now.
So my backyard is overflowing and I am looking to clear up some space, so I have posted to start selling. $25/wheelbarrow load. We will see how it...
Nice score, looks like it is pretty dry as well? I don't see much fir so just guessing. Oh for 80 degrees, September in Texas: [ATTACH]
