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Guys, searching for a supplier of white cedar. Anyone have a good one?
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What sort of wood are you looking for? Slab? posts?
John Stampfly in Grayling Michigan cuts cedar. Phone is 989-348-9236.
I doubt that he will ship. Probably need to pick it up. Where do you live?
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Lots of white cedar in Norhtern Maine. Cheaper by the truck load.
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I'm located in Indiana. Looking for some good carving white cedar for hollow decoys. We normally use cork but sometimes use cedar. Getting hard to find cedar around here.
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Cory, why can't you use basswood (Linden), easy to carve and light in weight.
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I could supply some basswood - it is green though.
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http://www.customcalls.com/to the left find Wood Suppliers, there are a lot of them and must be white cedar. Turkey Call Maker use cedar all the time, but red one mostly.
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We use basswood as well but mostly for head stock. We wanted to do a group of white cedar decoys for next season as well. Need to find a supplier in Maine or somewhere like that. We have basswood timbered here locally but no white cedar at all.
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Basswood is wonderful stuff to carve but you'd be carving a new wet of blocks in a couple of years. Is the price of cork going though the roof?
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