first time I bought these and the last it was like they were wet not much heat from them i had to mix them with another brand..

Walmart advertising them as oak.and they were pine. We wanted hard wood not soft. Very disappointed.

0 degs outside, no fork truck and one guy to load! Pellets were ok, service was stone age...Wally World not the place for pellets!

Worst pellets I have ever burned. I bought two bags just to try them and they burn horribly and barely produce any heat

i purchased one pallet of pennington hard wood pellets. when i started using them, i noticed on the bad it said softwood. kinda uncertain as to what i received.

can't beat the price. starts & burns better than the others, only negative was there was more ash than the other brands. the product is great but I went to two walmarts & neither one had any on hand & they couldn't tell me if they would have more.

i bought these on sale for $4.75 a bag. thought i was getting a deal. they are the worst all around pellet ive ever used . ive had pellets burn hot but produce alot of ash (stove chow) and had other produce liitle ash but not enough heat (green supreme). if youre looking for a pellet that burns cold and leaves a pile of ash you have found them in pennington pellets. i run two pellet stoves in my house a comfort built hp 22 and enlgander pdv. they run the same with these pellets. during the colder months i usually run a hardwood pellet from our local lumber store that produces 9000 BTU @ 7.08/bag, and when its warmer ill run the tractor supply pellets which are pretty decent. one thing ill never do again is buy and run pennington pellets thru my stoves again. i dont if theyre free. they still wouldnt be worth the trouble.

Horrible. Bought to use with my Solo Stove Mesa with the wood pellet adapter. Purchased based on good reviews, but I have a few pellets and about 80% sawdust. And that's even digging down into the bag, not just the surface. Thankfully it wasn't expensive, but there's clearly a reason for that.

I've been buying Walmart pellets ( 5 to 6 bags a week ) for the past 3 weeks . Not the pellets listed on their website but pellets made in Maine. My stove was acting up I thought ,but it was the pellets. Today I finally got the stove to run to find out that the pellets were the cause of my problem . The pellets were wet and were hard to to get to light up. I just oepned a bag I bought today and some of the pellets were all swollen up from water , no hole in the bag just big swollen pellets of saw dust . The rest of the pellets in the bag seem to be damp. I guess I better find another source for pellets. The bag had no manufacture on it only that they were made in Maine . I guess when you go cheap you get what you pay for .

This winter (2015) we purchased pellets on 4 different occassions from Sam's.; 2 times through internet in store pickup. Nature's Heart seems to generate more ash and clinkers thereby requiring more frequent deep cleaning, heat generated is acceptable. I would purchase Nature's Heart again if the price were competitive! I'd like to point out one issue with pre-order/assistance with loading and that is the tendency for Sam's to slip in damaged bags (less than a full bag), some of which appeared to have water damage. This happened with both pre-orders, especially with our last batch.