Smoking woods for poultry

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beerthirty

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Sep 26, 2009
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Grantville, Kansas
I was reading an above thread about using hickory for smoking your yard bird however does anyone use mulberry? I have some mulberry as well as some apple chips and hickory and I haven't decided which to use or maybe a mixture of a couple of the above. What does everyone think about mulberry as a lighter smoking wood?
 
Mulberry an apple will work tagether, but the hickory will over power both. Best to use it by itself in my experience. I like a stronger smoke personally an hickory is my favorite.

Apple an there cousins are very good on poultry as is maple.
 
Thanks, think that I will be adventurous and use all mulberry...maybe. Or do just like travcom and use hickory again. Guess I'll wait until Thursday morning to decide. I'll decide for sure by then, I hope.
 
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