Where can I get some firewood around BR

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There is a guy that sell it on hoo shoo too on the corner of S. Vignes. Is always out there splitting and cutting. He has a vacant corner lot full of wood.

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There is a guy that sell it on hoo shoo too on the corner of S. Vignes. Is always out there splitting and cutting. He has a vacant corner lot full of wood.

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Old Hammond and Florida as well but we are looking for an OB hookup.

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I believe he is out

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yea downshift. where is all the mother fricking firewood

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Greenwell Springs in between Flannery and Frenchtown before comite river bridge.

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that sounds like a good deal but half of a cord takes up a 5x8 trailer and the back of a pickup bed.

I bought a truckload from a guy last winter that lives off 42 down by Bayou Manchac. It was supposed to be a half cord but he filled up my F350 long bed over the top for $100. Had oak, pecan, and one other. If interested I can try and find his name & number.

Old Hammond, 1/4 mile east of Millerville has 2 places next door to each other. I have not idea their prices but competition between them might help keep the cost down...

Not an OB hookup, but he snowball stand on Burbank near Gardere that looks like it does $5 million a year in sales has firewood stacked out back with signs saying they sell it.

That has to be the best revenue generating snowball stand in the country and now they've added winter products....

My neighbor and I are working on a BIG pile of ends and rejects from where he had 88 acres logged off the past two years. There's more wood there than he and I will ever be able to cut and split before it rots. And it's all hardwood. My point is, haven't some of yall had your leases logged and timber cut? There is always a big pile of reject wood, stump ends, etc. at the landing up here when we log off some land. And the landowner is always glad to get rid of it.

I've got some laying in my yard. All you have to do is come get it. I cut a big water oak earlier this year and although I keep telling it to move, the SOB is just sitting right where it fell.

It would probably work better if it was cut up and split, but I don't really know how big a fella you are. You might be able to throw it over your shoulder.

I'll make you this deal. I'll run my saw, while you split and load.