How do you store your wood chunks?

[JimLinebarger]

I use 5 gal food grade buckets (because we had a few unused) with screw on lids stored under a small table on the back deck. In winter I store them upside down with lids slightly open because the lids would freeze shut when upright. Also, for some in log form I have them in metal garbage cans with lids.

[Dave in Indy]

I have always kept mine in a galvanized garbage can. I just threw a partial bag away that I had stuck in a small shed. Mice decided the opened bag would be a good place to build a nest. Critters can't get in the cans!

[Spinaker]

I have tons of rounds that need to be split up. I need to start working on that at some point. We have had a few maples and ash trees go down at the Old Man's place. No workout like an afternoon of chopping and stacking!

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[texastweeter]

In the reloading shed, in between the IMR 3031 and the Varget. Thats below the Federal large rifle primers, and above the brass tumbler...

[ClayJones]

So, I notice nobody is saying they do what I'm doing, which is leaving splits out on a rack in the backyard pretty much out in the open all the time. Am I messing this up somehow? They seem okay to me but I'm a novice. I usually heat up the splits on top of, and then inside of my firebox as I cook so that they're dryer and ready to go when I need them. Also, I do have a tarp-like cover for the rack that I pretty much only bring out for the winter...

[Steve R.]

I do this for splits, but keep chunks in plastic bins in the garage.

[EdF]

I've got a small pile of splits out in the open. Whether it's smart or not, who knows? They work well enough.

[lonnie mac]

I have always kept my splits out in the open. Looks cool, taste good. My chunks I keep in the box in the shed.

[Keiferr]

Cheap plastic storage bins (not air tight. Cheap dollar store stuff) in my prep table on the deck. Excess is in the garage.

[Mr. Bones]

As I chunk up wood fer my smaller cookers, I toss em into 5 gal buckets, stack in my garage, lidless...
ClayJones Nah, bein open n outside ain't gonna hurt em anytime soon... I've tried closed 5 gal buckets, an closed tubs outside, both ways molded up, started rottin here...