Post oak

GrillsGoneWild said:

Western Woods carries Oak chunks in bags but not sure what type of Oak.

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I was curious as to what variety Western uses, so I sent them an email. Got word back this morning and they use Post Oak, so you may want to look at them as an option. They carry chips, chunks and mini logs.
http://www.woodinc.com/oak1.html I believe the bag of chunks I picked up at Bass Pro Shop was like $6.

Will work for bbq said:

I've never used it but I just ordered some chunks from Fruita wood to try on my next brisket and it smells amazing just sitting in the box as does the cherry and apple I ordered with it.

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Fruita has good quality, I'm really liking red oak fruita sells for my briskets