Best wood to save for firewood?

[dbacks fan]

quote:Originally posted by cannon_fodder

Shrooms would be a great idea.  I am anxiously awaiting the day they can farm Morales.  Currently just the little white ones, portabella, and ****ake (just in the last decade or so) are able to be farmed.  Well, actually, I knew this guy in college that grew some other ones...
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Per smoking, pecan husks work well too.  I have access to Pecan wood at my uncles, but no chipper.  Though I would feel strange doing it, I'd be happy to mail you some wood shavings if the opportunity arises (ie. he gets a chipper for the masses of downed branches on his acreage).  I'll let you know if I find a way (an easy way, sorry - I'm lazy... but honest!).

Thanks CF, I found a place here once that had pecan but it was more than I wanted to pay.

[pmcalk]

We saved the smaller oak & pecan branches for smoking--both are great, though the oak is a little strong for some meats.  

Have no idea what to do with all that magnolia....

[rwarn17588]

All I know is that I've already got enough firewood for next winter, and I'm still collecting.

Me and Gretchen (my truck) are gittin' 'er done.

[tulsacyclist]

Well if anyone has some wood cut up that you will not be using for a fireplace and need it taken away I'll come pick it up. Just let me know!

BTW, I'm talking firewood type wood not little branches and twigs. =]

[jne]

Who has a tip on where to get good firewood?  I need a rick and would prefer to have it delivered and stacked at my house in mid-town.  I'm looking for some well seasoned wood (prefer hickory, cherry, pecan, apple - something aromatic with good heat, doesn't burn up too fast).  I'm willing to pay a fair premium for a good quality wood. BTW here is a good chart with info on types of firewood.

http://www.mb-soft.com/juca/print/firewood.html