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Apricot wood?
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Papa A
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Dirtytires
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Re: Apricot wood?
I would guess that is about a half cord. It is cut but not split. Depending on the availability and demand in your area determines the true value but I would give about $125 for it.
I base this on my cost for a full cord of cut and split pecan that I give about $375 for.
I base this on my cost for a full cord of cut and split pecan that I give about $375 for.
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Miketheforester
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Re: Apricot wood?
Definitely depends on your location, but I would tend to agree with dirty tires if the wood is sold as smoker wood $125 sounds about right unless your some place with insanely abundant wood like southern Missouri
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byersfarm
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Re: Apricot wood?
I'm not sure what kind of truck that is, so it's hard to tell the volume but I'm not sure it's a rick. Add to that what appears to be a good numbers of rounds in it and I'd have a tough time selling it to cook with. It's worth whatever someone will pay for it.