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Old 05-04-2008, 04:02 PM   #16
schoonch
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I used to get my apple wood from a farmer friend of mine and he advised me to get rid of the bark before I used it in the smoker (said any pesticide would only be absorbed in the bark, not into the wood) . I did when it was convenient, but didn't stress about it ( I was using really well seasoned wood from his trimming pile -- if it came off, great, if not, great). Even with the bark on, never hurt me none. If you have a line on an orchard, go for it.
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