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Where You Get Your Wood Chunks

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BrianGSDTexoma

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Sellers have gotten away from using clear bags that you can see the wood chuck size. The last 3 boxes I bought had mostly small chunks. I was wondering where others get their wood chunks?
 
ACE is my place. But, I only use small chunks and sometimes split the bigger chunks.
 
I get my woodchucks right in the back of the head with my .22cal Diana model 48 pellet rifle with mostly Super H-points. 😉

Wood chunks Wally World or Tractor Supply.
My last box from Wally where pretty small and I was just in tractor supply today. Never thought to check.
 
I have a buddy who sells them as a side gig. I get full feed sacks of perfect chunks for $25. Usually has cherry, apple. pear, hickory and oak.
I guess I should go back to Pecan. I can find on the ground every where here. That use to be all I use but I been stuck on Hickory. Guess maybe time to change back. The last Pecan I got was pretty smoky which is what got me to try hickory than really liked it.
 
I just split up a bunch of wild cherry on Saturday…
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I have not bought wood chunks in a while. I have wild cherry, live oak, pecan, and hickory on hand.
I have a dead hickory in my woods that I am planning to cut down, and some oak still in logs that I need to get cut up. I would love to get my hands on some pecan, but unfortunately I don’t think they grow in PA! So I guess I’ll just have to buy some chunks from Lowe’s.
 
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