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I've seen a flier up at the local grocer for a while advertising red oak logs for sale. Called them up finally out of curiosity. They are asking $85/cord, 10 minimum. 8' logs.
Going rate is $100 cord around here although most people tell me they get about a cord less than advertised so your essentially paying aboput $125 cord. Not a good deal here when you can get split cords for $135/$150 all day long. I scrounged two cords of ash and maple for free but other than that Im buying to get another year ahead.
weatherguy: You've got yourself a great deal if you're getting csd @ $135 - 150/cord. Going rates around NE Mass where I am range from $200 - 325/cord csd depending on the seller. I'm going the grapple load log length route this year at a cost of approximately $100/cord delivered for 6 - 8 cord loads.