For Wisconsin gun deer season, our group lives out of a wall tent. Were looking for a semi seasoned wood source. Need a face cord. The group is sick of bucking deadfall around camp. Any recommendations?
If you find a firewood supplier, they sell what they call “irregulars” for about 1/2 the price of a cord of “regular” firewood. It is basically the stuff that didn’t split right or shorts.
I used to also drive bye construction sites and get a load of there framing scraps for quick burning heat.
I see lots of people selling wood in rural Wi at the end of their drives but not sure I could locate one if I was really looking. The location of your camp or route to it could be helpful. If its near or going past my cabin I may be able to find a source?
Twin cities to rhinelander area
The are a lot of people selling wood on craigslist and facebook marketplace, take a look there and find someone on your route. Wood is cheap near turtle lake area since the storms, be careful of how green it is.
Thanks stout
To protect yourself brush up on Wisconsin rules for transporting firewood. It’s best to find something local to Rhinelander if you cant find a certified source of firewood.
Folys forest products in tomahawk just north of Rhinelander is a close source. $125 a face cord
Yeah. Foleys wants $140 for a face cord ????
Yeah. Foleys wants $140 for a face cord ????. They must sell a lot to the chicago folk in minocqua
Hopefully you can find some local people up there. Its recommended 10 miles for local but 50 miles is to far.
Per website $95 for semi-seasoned.
Bob Nelson sells bins for $25 self service. West of Merrill Hwy 64 and Joe Snow Road. I buy from him.
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There ya go. Buy off face book with no claim of certified. Yea it’s ok to transport insect larvae into a state forest. Next time bring some zebra villagers with you. I’m probably talking out of turn for Merrill’s. But hey we have to be careful about transporting this poop.
Not sure about that part of Wisconsin , but in Southwest wis , lots of Amish . Can get a pickup load for 10 bucks . It’s slab wood from there sawmills.
Not sure about that part of Wisconsin , but in Southwest wis , lots of Amish . Can get a pickup load for 10 bucks . It’s slab wood from there sawmills.
maybe do your state a favor and do some research. Sorry, no wonder invasives get transferred.
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Not sure about that part of Wisconsin , but in Southwest wis , lots of Amish . Can get a pickup load for 10 bucks . It’s slab wood from there sawmills.maybe do your state a favor and do some research. Sorry, no wonder invasives get transferred.
i didn’t see anywhere in the op post about transfering firewood into a state forest , not did I suggest it .
Taken from the WDNR website.
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There ya go. Buy off face book with no claim of certified. Yea it’s ok to transport insect larvae into a state forest. Next time bring some zebra villagers with you. I’m probably talking out of turn for Merrill’s. But hey we have to be careful about transporting this poop.
1hl&sinker:
Actually facebook isn’t a bad way to go, not certified, but fits within the 10 mile rule, in most cases… easily…
troutbum:
I’d look in the Minocqua marketplace, wood sellers all over right now… other wise consider Michael Saal’s recommendation as he is from Merrill and is very reliable in our area.
Mark
troutbum:
Here’s one for ya from Watersmeet, I’ll look a bit harder to see if there’s something around here even closer.
Mark
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Thanks mbenson. You da man!
OK with that out of the way, whereabouts in the Rhinelander area are ya???
Mark
Fourth Lake. Hunting land is just north of st germain
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