Hey guys
First of all, this is not my yard. This wood seller lives 150 miles from me. My first winter burning, I bought from him (10 face cords, AKA 3.3 cords) at $300/cord. Expensive but it was seasoned maple and yellow birch PLUS he drove 300 miles total with it! Locals sell that wood (green) for $250.
He sells about 2000 cords per year. And he always has about 4000 cords on hand minimum. He hires 3 guys yearly who do all the work.
The guy in question works for a forestry management group. Therefore, he has all the inside connections to cheap wood in 53 foot semi trailers. He has a machine that will cut and split an 8 foot log, throws it onto a conveyer belt into a truck and the crew will then stack it.
This picture is HALF of his yard. I didn't want to sit on the side of the highway taking pictures like a creep so I didn't take more than 1. LOL
Any of you know any big wood sellers like this guy?
Andrew
First of all, this is not my yard. This wood seller lives 150 miles from me. My first winter burning, I bought from him (10 face cords, AKA 3.3 cords) at $300/cord. Expensive but it was seasoned maple and yellow birch PLUS he drove 300 miles total with it! Locals sell that wood (green) for $250.
He sells about 2000 cords per year. And he always has about 4000 cords on hand minimum. He hires 3 guys yearly who do all the work.
The guy in question works for a forestry management group. Therefore, he has all the inside connections to cheap wood in 53 foot semi trailers. He has a machine that will cut and split an 8 foot log, throws it onto a conveyer belt into a truck and the crew will then stack it.
This picture is HALF of his yard. I didn't want to sit on the side of the highway taking pictures like a creep so I didn't take more than 1. LOL
Any of you know any big wood sellers like this guy?
Andrew