Fsonicsmith
Knows what a fatty is.
- Joined
- May 1, 2014
- Location
- Columbus...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T1iNlVI13rY
At the 36 minute mark of this interview the proprietor of Primitive Pits/Workhorse claims that wood for smoking "is dead" after three months. He either states or implies that by then it is dry and no longer has optimum moisture content.
I suppose that after optimal seasoning of the wood there is likely a three month window where the wood is at it's very best but to say that it is dead after that period of time?
Thoughts?
At the 36 minute mark of this interview the proprietor of Primitive Pits/Workhorse claims that wood for smoking "is dead" after three months. He either states or implies that by then it is dry and no longer has optimum moisture content.
I suppose that after optimal seasoning of the wood there is likely a three month window where the wood is at it's very best but to say that it is dead after that period of time?
Thoughts?