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Old 11-29-2011, 05:18 PM   #1
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Frankentooth, I just noticed that you are fairly new to the forum and glad you have joined us. Have fun and enjoy the Winni Forum while making many new friends and the best of luck with your request for looking for dry firewood and hope it comes through quickly for you. I would continue tiring that company and you may also want to check out their FB location also..
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Old 11-29-2011, 06:33 PM   #2
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Ossipee Mountain Land company used to sell kiln dried firewood in bulk but it has been many years since I purchased from them. I see from their website they package and sell it in bundles but I don't see anything about bulk sales. Would still be worth a phone call to inquire

Ossipee Mountain Land Company Incorporated
P.O. Box 599, West Ossipee, New Hampshire 03890
Telephone: (603) 323-7677

http://www.ossipeemountainlandcompany.com/index.html
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Old 11-29-2011, 06:34 PM   #3
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There also is this place:
http://www.ossipeemountainlandcompany.com/

I would have got some wood from them late last winter, as I had nearly run out, but the waiting list was several weeks long and I couldn't wait. I settled for a cord and a half from a tree service that was supposed to be seasoned for two years. About a third was nice and dry, a third ok if I mixed it with dry wood and kept the firebox hot, and the rest was so wet it could have squirted me in the face. The only way to get air-seasoned wood, it seems, is to season it yourself, always working a year ahead of use.
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