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    Yep. A polygamous pollinator!
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    Just found out my buddy was not yanking my chain.  Hican is indeed a real thing. "Hican trees are a hybrid cross between Hickory  and Mahan Pecan. The trees look and grow much the same as pecan trees but are more cold tolerant, like Hickory. Hicans have a distinct flavor which might be...
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    Hope you saved the scraps!
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    Hey dirtsailor, my friend Brett captains a sportfishing boat out of Oahu and has won some pretty big tournaments!  Anyway, talked to him last night and he says the tree had thorns so definitely Kiawe like many here  have opined. 
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    Yep dirt sailor, 4 or 5 inch splits.  My friend has property on the Island that he has been clearing and building on.  I sent him a bunch of smoked fish and he sent the wood as a thank you.  He said it was Acacia Koa, but it could be either. . . who know's he's a Haole boat captain who has only...
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    On another note, what do you guys do about bringing wood home that may have destructive insects living in it? Especially if it needs more curing. My personal method is to put it in a large plastic container and dump a bunch of CO2 snow (dry ice ) over it, and cover. It's non-toxic and packs a...
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    Thanks for the input remmy. Yeah in person it looks even more red than the pic. Just dis a little reading and from what I gather Acacia Koa is closely related to mesquite and Kiawe is actually considered a type of mesquite, so I guess it could be either one. Unfortunately Mesquite is one of my...
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    Acacia Coa is what he said it was. Perhaps he's mistaken. Here's a pic of a couple pieces. Very dense and heavy. Looks like Mesquite right?
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    Hello Remmy, Thanks for that.  Great articles.  Just what I was looking for.  Science and not black art.
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    Hello Perry, Thanks I would appreciate that.  I live InsaneDiego on Rancho Penasquitos Canyon about 4.5 miles inland from the Ocean and Del Mar .  I have 0.81 acre property at about 490 ft altitude, and has direct views to the ocean.  My smoker (Landmann Smokey Mountain Big Block) is nothing...
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    Sorry about the long post, but I am passionate about the wood I smoke with.  There is just something alluring and wonderful about wood. But Imrefuse to pay for smoking wood.    I have a large variety of fruit trees (Bartlett pear, Asian pear, tangerine, navel orange, Valencia orange, Key Lime...
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    Hello from SoCal

    Thanks, for the welcome.  I was actually born in Columbus (Bexley) and both my parents attended The Ohio State University.  Go Bucs! Ha! It's my wine locker (make my own) that has all the security and is guarded by two furry four legged watchmen!   
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    Hello from SoCal

    Hi my name is Chris. I am a research and development chemist (chemical engineer) from Vail Colorado, but have lived InsaneDiego for the last 31 years. I am a big cork dork ( I put the sewer in conniseur) and have been collecting wine for 25 years and have good friends that own Vineyards and...
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