1.
Hickory
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2.
Dogwood
1 point - added 13 years ago by phdlist -
3.
Elm
1 point - added 13 years ago by phdlist -
4.
White oak
White oak offers a lot of heat and not as smoky when well-seasoned.
0 points - added 13 years ago by phdlist -
5.
Red oak
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6.
Ash
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7.
Hard maple
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8.
Fir
Fir is great for short, hot fires.
0 points - added 13 years ago by phdlist -
9.
Spruce
This softwood provides good heat but burns quickly.
0 points - added 13 years ago by phdlist -
10.
Hawthorn
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11.
Pinion pine
0 points - added 13 years ago by phdlist -
12.
Walnut
Walnut offers a good amount of heat, but not as much as the first ten on this list.
0 points - added 13 years ago by phdlist -
13.
Juniper
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14.
Cherry
0 points - added 13 years ago by phdlist -
15.
Aspen
Aspen is better as kindling than as primary burning wood.
0 points - added 13 years ago by phdlist -
16.
Cottonwood
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17.
Sycamore
0 points - added 13 years ago by phdlist -
18.
Basswood
0 points - added 13 years ago by phdlist -
19.
Birch
This is one of the best-burning woods you can buy, and birch bark makes for excellent kindling.
-1 point - added 13 years ago by phdlist -
20.
Soft maple
-1 point - added 13 years ago by phdlist -
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