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Originally Posted by caseydog
If the bark is falling off, go ahead and remove it, as it is somewhat rotten at that point.
If the bark is still firmly attached to the wood, leave it.
CD
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What CD (and the others) said!
Some recent reading for you on same subject:
http://www.bbq-brethren.com/forum/sh...highlight=bark
TIM
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