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Bark or no bark?

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big andy a

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I have a large amount of oak on my property and the other day I grabbed a fallen branch which was 3" or so in diameter at the large end.  Today I cut the branch into chunks and split the larger pieces for the smoker.  On some of the branch there is still the bark on the wood.  My question is can I leave this bark on or do I need to remove it before using it in the smoker?

Thanks for the help.

Curt.
 
If the wood is dry the  bark is not a problem.  If it's falling off then let it but don't go through any trouble removing it.
 
Gee .... when I saw the header I thought it was gonna be another episode of the "Great Foiling Debate".

Leave the bark on.

  Craig
 
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It really doesn't matter but I personally would remove it.
 
Okay, I'm not going to worry about it.  

And Craig, I figured someone would look at the title and think the same thing - more discussion on foiling or not!

Have a great week guys.

Curt.
 
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