Wood by mail

[Clark]

GadjetGriller You can have some fun and personal satisfaction. You should fill a box with rocks and send it to your home. Let it sit on porch overnight. "He who laughs last laughs best."

[USMCCrashCrew89]

I was/am very pleased with the shipment I got from Fruitawood. Especially good source for stuff like Post Oak that don’t have it readily available around us.

[SmokingPat]

I'm up the coast in Ventura County. The big box stores in town have satisfied my needs until pellets took over the shelf space. I'll give Woodshed a try next.

[HawkerXP]

I got their post oak. Good stuff!

[SheilaAnn]

I’m due to run over as well!

[SheilaAnn]

Ouch! Karma will git ‘em!

[theroc]

SheilaAnn - awesome tip. I didn't know about the WoodShed and I'm in need of cooking wood. Road trip next week!

[GadjetGriller]

I use to order Wood but I got a box in and my back was hurting so I decided to wait until the next day, Well next day the box was missing!?!? Yep somebody stole a box of wood. I bet once they opened it they just dumped it on the side of the road A holes

[SheilaAnn]

SmokingPat whereabouts you live here? Have you been to https://thewoodshedoc.com ?

Patty and Colette are the best!

[SmokingPat]

I received my first order of wood chunks by mail. After years of mail-order stuff being packed in styrofoam peanuts, bubble wrap, airbags, corrugated paper, and plain brown paper (and sometimes double-boxing), it was strange to open the box and just see wood. Open box, dump wood in, tape box closed & ship!
PS: Post oak, from Fruita. Plan to use it for a Costco prime brisket, currently undergoing wet aging in the fridge.