Restriction on bringing wood into NH

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dancg68

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Jan 29, 2013
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We are not supposed to bring wood into New Hampshire because of some Asian beetle that likes the Maple trees up here.  I want to buy some chunk wood from the internet but don't want to be inadvertently bringing bad things into the state.  Has anyone had problems with bugs in the wood bought on the internet?  Is there anyway to ensure the wood is bug free?

Dan
 
Hello.  MY guess would be that if a company is sellin on the net they MUST or SHOULD be environmentally aware of such dangers.  E-mail the folks and ask them what precautions they take.  Good luck.  Keep Smokin!

Danny
 
Louisviille Slugger uses a lot of Ash. Ash bats are more flexible and have a larger sweet spot.

Bear
 
VERY true Bearcarver.  Remember the old days when you heard the "CRACK" of a good wooden bat?  Now all you hear is a puny "dink" from aluminium.  Miss that crack.  Sorry for the Hi-Jack.  I'll shut up now.  Keep Smokin!

Danny
 
VERY true Bearcarver.  Remember the old days when you heard the "CRACK" of a good wooden bat?  Now all you hear is a puny "dink" from aluminium.  Miss that crack.  Sorry for the Hi-Jack.  I'll shut up now.  Keep Smokin!

Danny
Absolutely!!! The feel of wood & the solid hit on wood is so much better IMO too.

I coached Connie Mack (13 to 16 year olds) for 28 years, and I'm glad it was all wood then!!!

I too am sorry for the side-track!!!

Bear
 
Any bagged, chunked or chipped hardwoods intended for smoking that I have came across so far have been kiln dried. The kiln kills any existing bugs, and without any moisture left in the grain, no "new" bugs will infest it. I would order with confidence! 
 
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