Green Wood

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smokin stang

Smoke Blower
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Nov 15, 2006
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Paducah, Kentucky
Anyone see a problem using green wood as long as you burn it down to red coals in a seperate box than your pit and then add it to your pit adding a piece of seasoned wood every now and then? Any problems with creosote or taste doing it this way?

 
 
I think you have to burn it real hot like at 300  i heard,and yes there is some problem with creosote.I have never used green wood myself,I would do a search and some reading if it were me!good luck
 
I don't see any problem as long as the wood is burned down to red coals. Having never used green wood, I think what you'll have to do is either use charcoal, or dry wood to at least start the fire and get it going.
 
Anyone see a problem using green wood as long as you burn it down to red coals in a seperate box than your pit and then add it to your pit adding a piece of seasoned wood every now and then? Any problems with creosote or taste doing it this way?

 
 
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