Looking for post oak. chunks, or chips

[DanHoo]

I love post oak, and pecan together when smoking beef and I can't find any locally.

Any good sources online that is not $$$$$

TIA

 

[Randy]

You might check Amazon I've gotten post oak and pecan from them in the past

 

[Chris Allingham]

Call The Woodshed. Good people, successful BBQ competitors, quality products that I’ve enjoyed using, located in Orange County CA. They carry post oak.

This is their online store link:

The Woodshed, Sharpe Wood, Sharpe Cooking Wood

Purveyor of the World's Finest Cooking Wood

sharpegourmet.com

 

[Mark_E]

Here in Maryland, my Ace Hardware is where I go for Post Oak - by B & B. Home Depot has a pretty good selection of wood, but they don't carry post oak.

 

[EricV.]

I am guilty of buying bagged wood like B & B & Western, just because it is readily available in local stores. Bagged wood is kiln dried & has a lesser presence in the smoke profile of the BBQ. When possible, I prefer to purchase naturally seasoned wood from Sharpe’s, Fruita etc.

 

[MikeD]

Academy sports if you have one nearby.

 

[Mark Foreman]

Call The Woodshed. Good people, successful BBQ competitors, quality products that I’ve enjoyed using, located in Orange County CA. They carry post oak.

This is their online store link:

The Woodshed, Sharpe Wood, Sharpe Cooking Wood

Purveyor of the World's Finest Cooking Wood

sharpegourmet.com

I use their wood and it’s excellent.

 

[Chris Allingham]

When possible, I prefer to purchase naturally seasoned wood from Sharpe’s, Fruita etc.

I've used Fruita, they're a good source too.

 

[Richard S]

+1 for Fruita...good stuff

 

[DanHoo]

Here in Maryland, my Ace Hardware is where I go for Post Oak - by B & B. Home Depot has a pretty good selection of wood, but they don't carry post oak.

My ace has had it before, but they didn't have it the other day.

 

[Timothy F. Lewis]

I have had great results with Fruita! Reasonable costs excellent quality!