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    ideniifying the wood pile

    It looks like birch to me but we do not have much birch in our area. ________________________________________________________________________________________ It looks like Birch but it sounds like Poplar could be a good guess, too.  We have lots of Poplar around here. You can see the gray...
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    ideniifying the wood pile

    This is an interesting thread for me as I have a mixed woodpile that I'm burning in thr woodstove this year.  I usually do my own cutting, splitting, stacking, etc. but I've been very ill this past year and I had to purchase firewood.  I think my woodpile is about 60% oak and 40% unknown.  I...
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    New to cold smoking. Helping my dad with his smoke house.

    Very nice job, Chad.  Please keep us up to date on your progress.  And thanks for the video.
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    interesting "smoke" shots

    Oh man!  I can smell it.  My mouth is watering.
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    if you could what would you cook

    I like the Burmese Python idea.  We really do need to find a way to reduce their numbers in south Florida.  Hmmmm, I think I would like to smoke a giant Grouper or Sea Bass.  I have smoked local fresh water fish with limited success.
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    Hi from rural S.E. Indiana

    Hello everyone, my name is Larry and I have been smoking meats and cheese for many years.  That's not to say that I'm good at it - I just do it.  Sometimes good, sometimes not so good.  I have a very small and very old wooden smokehouse with a remote firepit and some concrete drain pipe for a...
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