Cutting fire wood is not cheap, the gas prices have everything up. Do some checking for local sawmills near you.
Sawmills create massive amounts of scrap wood. Short parts off ends of cross ties and large lumber timbers and boards. Many places will give it away free, or just charge like loader bucket full for 5 bucks. And their loader bucket is large, not a toy.
If you offer 1st to pay, many times they Will let you have it free i have found. Also many sawmills are not always on the web, so a Google search will not always work. Check with a feed old timers and small sawmill owners. Once you find where they are sawing, you will have life time supply of fire wood and BBQ wood.
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