Trumpstylz
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Where do you get them? A store? Online? Tree that you chopped/fell down?
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Where do you get your wood chunks?
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Smoothsmoke
Babbling Farker
Ace or Home Depot. Mostly Ace, love supporting the local folks.
pbj
Full Fledged Farker
I have a stick burner. I am constantly on the lookout for free wood, like on Craigslist. I got a whole pear tree for free(I had to cut it down), last fall. I also got some white oak for free. I had a couple apple trees that I cut down after maintenance proved too much for my schedule.
yakdung
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Academy
mbshop
Babbling Farker
here its either the local orchard supply store that carries the weber stuff or the truevalue store in fresno calif that carries the weber stuff. hd and lowes or wal mart will sometimes carry an assortment. you also can find places that will send some to you.
Shady
Knows what a fatty is.
Online try Fruita wood, lots of choices.
HankB
is Blowin Smoke!
Cherry, maple, walnut from my yard. Apple from a "free wood" listing on CL. Hickory and oak walking around the neighborhood following a terrible storm.
Mesquite from Menards (IIRC) as it doesn't grow around here.
Mesquite from Menards (IIRC) as it doesn't grow around here.
Bludawg
somebody shut me the fark up.
HEB & WALLY WORLD for Hickory, Pecan, Post Oak & Mesquite I cut the standing dead wood.
gettinbasted
is Blowin Smoke!
+1 to what Shady said. Give fruita wood chunks a try, especially for your fruit woods.
shirknwrk
is one Smokin' Farker
Woodyard BBQ in KC, KS has a woodlot that sells all varieties ... by the bag or by the cord.
thirtydaZe
Full Fledged Farker
Bought a 1/2 cord of oak for my stick burner, i make my own.
If i need hickory, we have a great bbq joint here that supplies me with all my needs.
If i need hickory, we have a great bbq joint here that supplies me with all my needs.
Dirtbuddy
is one Smokin' Farker
I usually buy Weber chunks locally, but just received a 10lb box of peach chunks from Fruita.
Also hear good things about http://www.smokinlicious.com/
Also hear good things about http://www.smokinlicious.com/
scotts1919
Full Fledged Farker
doitbest.com
They have free shipping to stores and the prices are reasonable.
They have free shipping to stores and the prices are reasonable.
Trumpstylz
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Is Fruita and smokinlicious expensive compared to HD/Ace/lowe's?
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gettinbasted
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Yes, but you can smell the difference in the wood. If you are cooking on a stick burner it probably is cost prohibitive. If you are just using it for flavor on charcoal you can't go wrong. I get the mini splits and they last a long time.
caseydog
somebody shut me the fark up.
I have some live oak, pecan and red oak chunks that came from local tree pruning.
But, I get good chunks for a good price at Academy. I've been buying them for years, and have been very happy with the product, and the price is reasonable if you live in the burbs, as I do.
CD
But, I get good chunks for a good price at Academy. I've been buying them for years, and have been very happy with the product, and the price is reasonable if you live in the burbs, as I do.
CD
jorrflv
Knows what a fatty is.
In Las Vegas we have a whole store dedicated to wood and charcoal. And it's only 15 min from my house!
K80Shooter
Full Fledged Farker
Just got 2 truck loads of apple from a friend, all I had to do was go load it, he even cut it up for me. I see some bbq in his future.
