LF - Clean Firewood for Wood Stove

[BigFlameDog]

Hi All,

Starting the search for firewood. I installed a wood burning stove a few years back and run that for 80% of my heating needs in the winter.

Looking for clean seasoned birch or fir, preferred split. I will pick it up and looking for a good price but not looking for a freebie.

(Although Free would work too lol)

[FlamesKickAss]

Have you tried Burnco? Fairly decent prices and the wood is pretty good.

[BigFlameDog]

I will give them a try, thanks.

[Canehdianman]

If you have a truck (I assume you do, since you can pick up) and a chainsaw, buy a $5 permit and cut up to 5 cubic meters.

http://www.srd.alberta.ca/Recreation...g/Default.aspx

5 cubic meters is a LOT of wood.

[BigFlameDog]

Originally Posted by Canehdianman

If you have a truck (I assume you do, since you can pick up) and a chainsaw, buy a $5 permit and cut up to 5 cubic meters.

http://www.srd.alberta.ca/Recreation...g/Default.aspx

5 cubic meters is a LOT of wood.

I'm thinking about it but, and this may sound lame, time is a premium especially in the fall.

Should get to it sooner I suppose...thanks for the info though.

[BlackArcher101]

nm

[Nufy]

Originally Posted by Canehdianman

If you have a truck (I assume you do, since you can pick up) and a chainsaw, buy a $5 permit and cut up to 5 cubic meters.

http://www.srd.alberta.ca/Recreation...g/Default.aspx

5 cubic meters is a LOT of wood.

Do they recommend areas to go and cut...

I assume its specific areas.

[Top Shelf]

Where did you end up going?

[PsnaP]

I get a permit and harvest my own firewood for camping (saves a ton of money). You may have trouble finding birch in the areas they specify tho...