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I am done cutting firewood

Discussion in 'The Wood Pile' started by Firewood Bandit, Mar 26, 2017.

  1. Chvymn99

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    :thumbs:.... Awesomeness :salute:
     
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    Nice work nice spread too
     
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    Aw c'mon, it ain't that bad! Yer not swattin skeeters during winter!
     
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    Should be a hair over 25 cord.
     
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    I tried selling apple and hickory and separated it but there was not enough demand to warrant it. The last picture in post #1 has some hickory I kept out for a guy who runs a small BBQ outfit.

    I have a couple smokers myself. It was crappy the day I took these pictures and was smoking 45#s of pork shoulder as it was on sale for $.98/ pound. You need so little wood to smoke and a 5 gallon pail last 2-3 years.

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    Now I am hungry, when is dinner?
     
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    Just wrap that up in a doggie bag and ship it to me....:emb::whistle:
     
  9. Chvymn99

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    :grizz:...:drool::drool:....That looks very tasty...
     
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  10. MikeInMa

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    The Weber Smoky Mountain!! Nice smoker for home use. I've had one for many years. Lots of ribs, pork, brisket and chicken has come out of it.
     
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    Well there wasn't any snow for snowmobiling either.:hair:
     
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    Well there is a plethora of leftovers in the freezer vacuum sealed.:smoke:
     
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    Yes, I like the Weber Smokey Mountain a lot, have the 22.5" for big cooks and a smaller 18.5" for regular stuff. The latter was modded by adding an extra vent in the top and much higher temps can be obtained for poultry. Then I remove the foiled water pan and use direct heat on the top rack. Like a regular Weber kettle, but farther away from the coal so it doesn't burn.
     
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    Been wanting one of these for smoking but the price seems a bit high to me at 200ish.
     
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    Nice hoard of wood and a nice place you have.
     
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    Beautiful, nice work!
     
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    The 22.5" is quite a bit more than that, the 18.5" I got off CL for $150 with 7 bags of lump charcoal and it is in great shape.
     
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    That pork looks good too!
     
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    It is good, and GOOD FOR YOU!:salute:
     
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