Here in NE Pennsylvania just about everyone is out of pellets. When they come they are gone the same day. Even Lowes and HD are empty. One stove store has a 15 bag limit when he gets them in. How is it in your area.
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reallyte
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Wildo
Minister of Fire
Last year it was ammunition this year it is pellets, go figure. It just goes to show that prepping for the bad times pays off.
Bioburner
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What, you got ammo? The dog chased the my last rabbit down this noon. No really
Wildo
Minister of Fire
Did you let him keep it as a reward?What, you got ammo? The dog chased the my last rabbit down this noon. No really
Turn the dog loose on the next truck you see go by with a pallet
Lowes in Epping, NH shares an entrance road with Wal-Mart. We went to Wal-Mart yesterday and Lowes had put a sign out in the traffic circle announcing "Wood pellets for sale today". Should have gone by today to see if it was still up.
Sam
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GeHmTS
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I got a ton of Hamers a week ago Friday. This was at Cozy Barn in Wind Gap. He had gotten a truck load at 10. I got mine about noon and based on how quickly they were moving he was probably out by 2 or 3.
Box stores out or running low in SE PA. Dealer just got some in but is rationing out. Gotta buy 'em early, especially when cold weather hits.
GeHmTS
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Agreed, gets your pellets for the whole winter season and don't rely on the big box stores to supply them for you; are you may be out of luck. The last thing you need is some supplier rationing them off and charging you more for it. I get my three or four tons early.
I called Cozy yesterday at 3pm and they had nothing at all. They said next shipment was Wed.
At the time Hamers were all he had and I think he only had one truckload of them.
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Here in Wichita Kansas, Sutherland's is our but but Lowes (at least the one I shop at) has 12 tons in stock.
Here in Central Maine, I picked up a dozen bags of Blazers today from HD ... they were flying out the door at $4.18/bag. Now, what does an Oregon pellet selling in Maine say about supply/demand? I guess I need to change my signature. 
Bioburner
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Might be the same name game as US Stoves selling Chinese stoves.Here in Central Maine, I picked up a dozen bags of Blazers today from HD ... they were flying out the door at $4.18/bag. Now, what does an Oregon pellet selling in Maine say about supply/demand? I guess I need to change my signature.
I agree. But not everyone is able to. Sometimes people have no choice but to buy a little at a time. That's another advantage to pellets over oil. You don't always have to spend a large amount of money to have a delivery truck come and fill your tank. People have the option to buy it in small amounts as they need it.
Polar Bear
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Pete Zahria
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Sometimes it can be a storage issue too, if someone lives right in town on a small plot with no storage options.
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