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noticed last week guy on Kijji selling loads out of Whitecourt. No price though.
 

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You could try Sunshine Gardens, just North of St. Albert.

I bought all my birch from them, when I was living there. Good price's
 

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You could try Sunshine Gardens, just North of St. Albert.

I bought all my birch from them, when I was living there. Good price's

they are no longer there. I think there is a shopping mall going up in their old location.
 

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they are no longer there. I think there is a shopping mall going up in their old location.

They do have another store, on St. Albert trail, and 137th Ave.

Still might be worth a try.
 

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I much prefer Birch over spruce, burns cleaner, hotter, and the bark ignites easier.

In reAlity it doesnt burn hotter but cleaner yes. Pine is a good option too lotsa heat clean burn once set. And a huge abundancy of it with the beetle around. By hotter i dont mean btu per cord. We have used a heat gun while camping it does burn hotter. But birch does last longer though too you will burn less wood
 

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Call Broad Brothers Contracting here in Slave and ask them....they might have tree lengh for sale...not sure but worth a try...call 780-849-3713 and ask for Ricky or Greg.
 

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Call

Jay at 780-232-2028

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In reAlity it doesnt burn hotter but cleaner yes. Pine is a good option too lotsa heat clean burn once set. And a huge abundancy of it with the beetle around. By hotter i dont mean btu per cord. We have used a heat gun while camping it does burn hotter. But birch does last longer though too you will burn less wood

Ive been burning Pine that has Mistletoe, what ever that is.some kind of disease that pine gets. The thing i notices is that it burns down much cleaner meaning less ash that birch. Not that I mind carrying out ash but because birch is so much harder to come by, Pine is a very good option. Much easier to come by. Down fall is that is so much messier to bring into the house. Bark all over the place
 
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