I have a bunch of wild plum, wild pear and wild Apple trees on the place. A few different varieties of each, how much do I need to be concerned about any toxins and any problem leaving the bark on the pieces to be used for smoke?
Alan":31282kh4 said:I have a bunch of wild plum, wild pear and wild Apple trees on the place. A few different varieties of each, how much do I need to be concerned about any toxins and any problem leaving the bark on the pieces to be used for smoke?
Jogeephus":3m99p420 said:The only wood you don't want to use is a resinous wood like pine - unless you use it very sparingly. I don't know of any hardwood or fruit wood you cannot use. Except of course p - ss- y willow because it can give you an STD.
Alan":1pwama0j said:Jogeephus":1pwama0j said:The only wood you don't want to use is a resinous wood like pine - unless you use it very sparingly. I don't know of any hardwood or fruit wood you cannot use. Except of course p - ss- y willow because it can give you an STD.
Thanks ALL, Jo your post about Black Cherry,( you also said you could not smoke it enough to make it toxic) made me think about this. I want to use the fruit wood on our property, we have very little hard wood, some alder and oak........ I'm 56 and married I haven't see willow in too many years. :?