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  1. jtakeman Minister of Fire

    joined: Dec 30, 2008
    12,723 posts
    Northwestern CT.
    Anyone notice that DryCreek has a super premium this season? I always like their premium pellets and am looking forward to trying these!

    http://www.drycreekpellets.com/

    I'm on a mission to find some if anyone in the NW CT area has seen em. Please share who's got them.
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  2. iron stove Feeling the Heat

    joined: Sep 14, 2009
    371 posts
    Central CT
    They were mentioned last year, but havnt heard boo since.
  3. djs_net Member

    joined: Nov 25, 2011
    178 posts
    CT
    BT Enterprises has them listed for $255/ton.
  4. jtakeman Minister of Fire

    joined: Dec 30, 2008
    12,723 posts
    Northwestern CT.
    My luck they aren't selling by the bag. But I'll take a swing by sometime soon.
  5. iron stove Feeling the Heat

    joined: Sep 14, 2009
    371 posts
    Central CT
    Those must have showed up last few days.
  6. imacman Minister of Fire

    Jay, according to the "dealer finder" on their website, Iffland Lumber in Torrington and Millerton Agway have them.
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  7. CT Pellet Minister of Fire

    joined: Dec 1, 2012
    645 posts
    Torrington, CT
    Dry Creek Supers are made using only one specific sawdust vendor of theirs that has nice clean kiln dried sawdust. The sawdust availability for the supers is scarce but when they do make them, they are some of the cleanest pellets going. If the sawdust loads show up at the mill and the initial ash tests fail the super premium standards, it gets pumped into a silo and used to make the premiums. You're in for a treat when you get them!
  8. djs_net Member

    joined: Nov 25, 2011
    178 posts
    CT
    I'm guessing that since it's a new product, they have an open pallet and would sell individual bags.

    Last year I remember being frustrated that BT wasn't willing to sell bags of brands I wanted to try. I think I even posted something about it. I've done business with them this year and can't say enough good things about them, really good people and a great variety of pellets. I have also had no problems buying just a few bags to try... I'm not sure if they changed their policy, or I was just lucky that the brands I wanted were available by the bag?
  9. iron stove Feeling the Heat

    joined: Sep 14, 2009
    371 posts
    Central CT
    Think they are on par with Turmans ?
  10. briansol Minister of Fire

    joined: Jan 18, 2009
    1,107 posts
    central ct
    BT is more open to give 'sample sizes' at the beginning of the season i think. Towards the end, they won't break up full pallets other than in half tons, which also go to the $6/bag price.

    J, i'd be willing to split a ton with you if you're interested. I was actually checking these out the other day on their website.
  11. iron stove Feeling the Heat

    joined: Sep 14, 2009
    371 posts
    Central CT
    Im also interested. If J doesnt want a half ton, Ill do the other half, Save a few bags for J.......
  12. CT Pellet Minister of Fire

    joined: Dec 1, 2012
    645 posts
    Torrington, CT
    Now that's a loaded question. I am willing to stipulate that there are many great pellets out there, but there is only one "Best". I have never tried the DC Supers with the exception of 2 bags that an eager sales rep wanted me to try, but I have 3 truckloads on their way, and I am eager to give them another shot. In my opinion, nothing burns as cleanly or as hot as Barefoot and Turman. But.....That's my opinion. Not all people will agree with me, although I have spread sheets and sales reports that clearly show that most of my customers do, as they tend to gravitate towards those two brands year after year. But, I also have a small handfull of customers who do not care for Barefoot or Turman. So, who's right?
    Click this
    http://www.ctpellet.com/best_pellets.asp
  13. iron stove Feeling the Heat

    joined: Sep 14, 2009
    371 posts
    Central CT
    Good answer. Sounds like the quality control is similar, with a pre test, and using single vendor for the best sawdust.

    Thanks
  14. jtakeman Minister of Fire

    joined: Dec 30, 2008
    12,723 posts
    Northwestern CT.
    That's a tough one. Turman's are so darn consistent. The standard Dry Creeks are no match for Turmans and With oak being the hottest hardwood fiber I have seen. I'd say the SP Creeks may be as clean, As for the heat? I just don't know, But my money would be on the Turmans.

    I talked to Scott at CTpellet. He'll have some Dry Creek SP in around the 15th. Will do a sample for the group so we can see. My neighbor has some Turmans(burns em every year and swears by them) I'll see if I can trade something for a couple a bags. Might be a tough sell, He doesn't like to share em and doesn't like many other brands!
  15. jtakeman Minister of Fire

    joined: Dec 30, 2008
    12,723 posts
    Northwestern CT.
    I think there are many that would agree. I'm all in on Turmans being the most consistent pellet. There no guessing with them.
  16. jtakeman Minister of Fire

    joined: Dec 30, 2008
    12,723 posts
    Northwestern CT.
    I'm stuffed right now and won't have room till spring. Thanks for the offer, I'm just curious and wanna see how they are tis all.
  17. jrogers999 Member

    joined: Oct 9, 2011
    125 posts
    Billerica Ma
    Just picked 20 bags up from pellets direct in uxbridge
  18. jrogers999 Member

    joined: Oct 9, 2011
    125 posts
    Billerica Ma
    ImageUploadedByTapatalk1354580749.440086.jpg

    Super premium
  19. iron stove Feeling the Heat

    joined: Sep 14, 2009
    371 posts
    Central CT
    Heck with the bag, show us the pellets !
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  20. chrisasst Minister of Fire

    joined: Aug 13, 2008
    1,078 posts
    cortland ny
    I got a ton at the begining of the season. To me, they are very dirty, they are super long ( compared to barefoot) I believe I just dumped my last bag in the stove last night and didn't take any pictures.
  21. briansol Minister of Fire

    joined: Jan 18, 2009
    1,107 posts
    central ct
    Looks like J is out. Up for splitting the half sat morning? Ill be up early as I need to bring my gf to thus bus station for 6am.....
  22. jrogers999 Member

    joined: Oct 9, 2011
    125 posts
    Billerica Ma
    They smell good
  23. briansol Minister of Fire

    joined: Jan 18, 2009
    1,107 posts
    central ct
    But the last review has me double guessing.... easy nlaze are cheaper and I ilke em a lot
  24. Hdhogger Member

    joined: Oct 16, 2012
    147 posts
    Massachusetts
    Jrog, what in hell are you doin' ou t in Uxbridge
  25. schoondog Feeling the Heat

    joined: Aug 17, 2008
    350 posts
    dutchess county, n.y.
    I picked up ton of the chioce pellets early in the season at millerton agway. Maybe they are stocking the super premiums now? may want to call and be sure of what dry creek pellets they have. For whaat its worth I think the dry creeks have been a good pellet so far, I compare em to barefoots.

    Doggy

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