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Where to get good hardwoods for barbecuing at a reasonable price in the Boston area?
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<blockquote data-quote="Non professional" data-source="post: 7858416" data-attributes="member: 187248"><p>I’m looking for sources of woods like apple, white oak, hickory, cherry in my area. Unfortunately I don’t have any of these trees on my property. All I can find around here is either cut and split firewood which is loaded with birtch, elm and other crap I have to identify and remove or outrageously expensive “cooking” wood we’re taking $1000 or more a cord insanity! Honestly I don’t care if it’s cut and split wood as I still have to buck and split it to size for my pit. I don’t care if it’s seasoned either. I’ve talked to a couple tree guys in the area sometimes get some maple I rarely get oak and it’s usually red oak. I’m willing to pay a fair price, and more if they are willing to cut and split it to the size I want but that’s just a luxury I don’t need.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Non professional, post: 7858416, member: 187248"] I’m looking for sources of woods like apple, white oak, hickory, cherry in my area. Unfortunately I don’t have any of these trees on my property. All I can find around here is either cut and split firewood which is loaded with birtch, elm and other crap I have to identify and remove or outrageously expensive “cooking” wood we’re taking $1000 or more a cord insanity! Honestly I don’t care if it’s cut and split wood as I still have to buck and split it to size for my pit. I don’t care if it’s seasoned either. I’ve talked to a couple tree guys in the area sometimes get some maple I rarely get oak and it’s usually red oak. I’m willing to pay a fair price, and more if they are willing to cut and split it to the size I want but that’s just a luxury I don’t need. [/QUOTE]
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