Cliff H.
Master Chef
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I am starting to collect a good mix of wood.
From the nut trees I have hickory and pecan.
From the fruit trees I have mayhaw, pear, cherry and some newly aquired apple from a June apple tree.
I always peel the bark off the hickory and pecan. The cherry wood has a really thick inner layer under a really thin outer layer of bark. I have been told not to burn it.
The pear and apple have a thin bark that is pretty clean looking on the outside.
Does everybody peel the bark off of every type of wood ?
I am starting to collect a good mix of wood.
From the nut trees I have hickory and pecan.
From the fruit trees I have mayhaw, pear, cherry and some newly aquired apple from a June apple tree.
I always peel the bark off the hickory and pecan. The cherry wood has a really thick inner layer under a really thin outer layer of bark. I have been told not to burn it.
The pear and apple have a thin bark that is pretty clean looking on the outside.
Does everybody peel the bark off of every type of wood ?