I was hoping that was the answer, throws some nice btu's.smokinjay said:black
hold the press's Lee knows something here........zapny said:I was hoping that was the answer, throws some nice btu's.smokinjay said:black
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Black birch bark looks more like cherry bark.smokinjay said:hold the press's Lee knows something here........zapny said:I was hoping that was the answer, throws some nice btu's.smokinjay said:black
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doubtingLEE said:Black birch bark looks more like cherry bark.smokinjay said:hold the press's Lee knows something here........zapny said:I was hoping that was the answer, throws some nice btu's.smokinjay said:black
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If that ain't yellow eye'll travel the 9 hours to zaps and join the polar bear club in his creek.
kestrel said:Why do I want to say River Birch?
doubtingLEE said:I just ran into about 20-30, 6-10" rounds at the bottom of my reserve wood cache and I'm burning it right now. Stuff throws some awesome heat.
If ya cut some Zap leave some in good sized rounds. It dries fairly quick even in big rounds.
doubtingLEE said:If that ain't yellow eye'll travel the 9 hours to zaps and join the polar bear club in his creek.
zapny said:That birch is on the bank which I'll leave and look for some in another area. The area across the brook is ours but the last time I was back in that area was when we posted.
Battenkiller said:zapny said:That birch is on the bank which I'll leave and look for some in another area. The area across the brook is ours but the last time I was back in that area was when we posted.
Zap, I've always been envious of your vast hardwood resources, but if you tell me there's wild brookies in that creek, I'm gonna break down and cry.
Beautiful shot. ;-)
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