Just bought a ton of Risley pellets. Hardwood. Did a search for them on this forum and NOTHING but my own previous mention of buying a ton. Is this a new company? They are out of Monticello, WI. I know, I know, I should buy a few bags and use them before purchasing a whole pallet, but I figured I'd better get SOMETHING before the heating season begins, and I'm stuck purchasing a few bags at a time. This is my first season with a pellet stove.
Risley Pellets... any experience?
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Their dust burns good....
Their dust burns good....
I found that while googling reviews. Found NO reviews, but did find that! Did you catch the guys name in the article? Richard Nipple. Childish? Yes, but I couldn't help it.
Isn't that classic? What kind of mother with the surname "Nipple" names their child "dick?" I guess I AM SOL.
Bear Valley huh? I can see the bear valley hills from my treestand, come this November........it's a small world. Have fun burnin' your stove this year. Not sure of the place, but check out the pellet stove dealer in Spring Green, he may have a good deal with pellets.
Harmaniac said:
Off topic, but to bump my post- how's the hunting going so far? Seen quite a bit coming out of the Valley. Both runnin' scared, and harvested.
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