Wood Source Seattle Washington (KBQ Ready?)

[jhoskins]

Just moved to Seattle and am looking for a good wood source. Bonus if it is KBQ ready! Any recommendations?

[HawkerXP]

Any wood you get up there is going to be wet!

[FCDank]

There is lots of alder, for sure wet right now. Not great I know.
Cherry is another that you can find around.
Start your cutting and stacking now!

[yakima]

If you have a pickup and or trailer, look into coming to Yakima. Tons of fruitwood here, Yakima Craigslist is your friend.

[yakima]

Yakima ain't Seattle. Any wood here is drier when fresh cut than two year old Seattle wood!

[FCDank]

Agreed on the Yakima connection.
Wenatchee is good too.

[eschmid2]

I would recommend: www.cookingwoods.com local to Seattle , I have a KBQ and purchase my wood from Sams NW BBQ in Sherwood Oregon and cookingwoods.com is the source. Splits are 12" so you will need to do 1 cut and maybe 1 split for the KBQ to get that "red bull can" size. I have talked to the owner and wood is NOT kiln dried but air dried with moisture content target of 20%. I have been very satisfied with the wood when I cannot find a local source from Craigslist or occasionally harvest my own.

[bardsleyque]

I use cookingwoods as well, been doing so for more than 10 years.

[yakima]

Yakima Craiglist, today. Seasoned apple/cherry, 16 inches, 1 cord: $225.
I know nothing re vendor.

[Huskee]

Yikes is that a normal price for a face cord in your area?

[yakima]

Don't really know. but isn't a face cord half of a cord?