Recently moved back north, in the foothills of the coast range. Sitting in the middle of a forest, i see lots of vine maple and alder on the property. I can remember my grandpa telling me the vine maple was his smoke of choice for steelhead. I even have his recipe. Question is,,, wet or seasoned? Bark on or off?
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Definitely seasoned. The bark will easily come off properly seasoned maple logs, in my experience. But being a smaller tree, I think the thinner bark (assuming it will tend to stay on) shouldn't be a problem.
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I had a neighbour who used it green. So I Googled and came upon this thread in a WA forum.
Vine Maple for smoking? (hunting-washington.com)
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