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Small Mulberry score

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  1. blujacket

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    Looks like a nice score... :yes: Save some of that back for smoking....:grizz:
     
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    Any sign of any monkeys or weasels around the mulberry?:rofl: :lol:
     
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    Stuff grows like dandelions around here. Love it.. I have some splitter trash I'll have to try in the smoker
     
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    Good for Pork and Poultry Chevymn?
     
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    Haha, no monkeys or weasels
     
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    No mulberry around here, that I know of.
     
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    Yes & Yes.... I use it pretty much all the time now, cause that's my best source...
     
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    How would you classify mulberry as smell and taste? Compare to...
     
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    Apple... is what I was told... but I just like the light smoke flavor...
     
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    Quite plentiful over most of the Midwest,can get huge if given enough time & space.Normally is removed before that unless in an hard to access location.

    One of my all time favs for heating/cooking fuel. Some refer to it as poor man's Apple,since its mild smoke flavor is so similar & the wood is easier to get in areas with few or no Apple orchards.And is usually free for the hauling,compared to having to buy Apple in small chunks in those little plastic bags at retail prices.:hair:

    Though a couple years back I started seeing 2 & 5 lb bags of golfball sized chunks of dry Mulberry at a local grocery chain.:loco: :crazy: At those prices I got a goldmine in my backyard right now :rofl: :lol:
     
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    Give it at least 2 years to season.
     
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    Finally have some apple myself but gotta let that dry out some a bit. So one or two bags for me this summer then im good for ... shoot. Depending on how much I conserve..5 years.
     
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