Holy crap does this stuff burn hot! I put a split in with some poplar..insert hit 1100 and I pulled it back.. I had to open the window and it was 37 degrees outside.
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Rangerbait
Feeling the Heat
I had the same experience with some Mulberry recently...love these top shelf fuel woods!
WoodyIsGoody
Minister of Fire
My favorite was desert Mesquite camping in Northern Mexico. Tiny little camp fire, could warm ourselves and cook on the coals for hours. No smoke.
firefighterjake
Minister of Fire
This time of year . . . during the shoulder season . . . I rarely burn the primo stuff. Instead I burn the punks, chunks and uglies . . . along with pine, poplar or other lower BTU woods. I save the "good stuff" for deep winter when I really need the heat and staying power.
ThunderMedic
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Tulip poplar and loblolly pine are my go to woods in October and November. I can't get enough TP and pine as it dries so stinking fast.
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