Looking for a reasonable source of wood chunks in Orange County; Barbecues
Galore carries a wide variety but charges a lot, especially for a small bag
of oak (I think they wanted over $20 for a 5 lb. bag). TIA.

On Fri, 24 Oct 2003 22:04:28 GMT, ksoze > wrote:

>Looking for a reasonable source of wood chunks in Orange County; Barbecues
>Galore carries a wide variety but charges a lot, especially for a small bag
>of oak (I think they wanted over $20 for a 5 lb. bag). TIA.

Get friendly with someone who owns an orchard. Call a few
tree-trimming outfits.


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On Fri, 24 Oct 2003 22:04:28 GMT, ksoze > wrote:

>Looking for a reasonable source of wood chunks in Orange County; Barbecues
>Galore carries a wide variety but charges a lot, especially for a small bag
>of oak (I think they wanted over $20 for a 5 lb. bag). TIA.

There is a tree service place in Orange that sells oak in bags about
24" high by about 10" dia. for $7.00 or three bags for $17.00.

ksoze wrote:
> Looking for a reasonable source of wood chunks in Orange County; Barbecues
> Galore carries a wide variety but charges a lot, especially for a small bag
> of oak (I think they wanted over $20 for a 5 lb. bag). TIA.

There's a lot of smoking wood in SoCal right now... <j/k>

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Bart Frazzee > wrote in
news
> On Fri, 24 Oct 2003 22:04:28 GMT, ksoze > wrote:
>
>>Looking for a reasonable source of wood chunks in Orange County;
>>Barbecues Galore carries a wide variety but charges a lot, especially
>>for a small bag of oak (I think they wanted over $20 for a 5 lb. bag).
>>TIA.
>
> There is a tree service place in Orange that sells oak in bags about
> 24" high by about 10" dia. for $7.00 or three bags for $17.00.
>
>

Sounds pretty good ... any idea what the name of that service is? Thanks.

> Get friendly with someone who owns an orchard. Call a few
> tree-trimming outfits.
>
>
>

He's in the middle of Los Angeles ding dong. And the forest is on fire.
Get back to work


Spud

On Tue, 28 Oct 2003 03:15:10 GMT, ksoze > wrote:

>Bart Frazzee > wrote in
>news >
>> On Fri, 24 Oct 2003 22:04:28 GMT, ksoze > wrote:
>>
>>>Looking for a reasonable source of wood chunks in Orange County;
>>>Barbecues Galore carries a wide variety but charges a lot, especially
>>>for a small bag of oak (I think they wanted over $20 for a 5 lb. bag).
>>>TIA.
>>
>> There is a tree service place in Orange that sells oak in bags about
>> 24" high by about 10" dia. for $7.00 or three bags for $17.00.
>>
>>
>
>Sounds pretty good ... any idea what the name of that service is? Thanks.

Don't remember the name, but they are on Batavia just south of Ketella
on the east side of the street.

smokinchips.com



"ksoze" > wrote in message
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> Looking for a reasonable source of wood chunks in Orange County; Barbecues
> Galore carries a wide variety but charges a lot, especially for a small
bag
> of oak (I think they wanted over $20 for a 5 lb. bag). TIA.