Persimmon Wood for Smoking?

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txflyguy

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Apr 29, 2009
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Had to cut down one persimmon tree. Lots of good wood, don’t want to waste it.

Can this be used for smoking?
 
Everything I have seen sez yes, it bears fruit so I aint afraid of it, I would let dry good though. 6-8 months of dry storage
 
That's a hard wood to split. I agree, let it dry really good before splitting
 
I would use a little and see if you like it.

Gary
 
Just seeing this. I’ve used it for years, our deer camp is loaded with persimmon. Matter of fact I even have a thread on here for persimmon smoked chicken. I like it just fine, still have a little bit left matter of fact.
 
That's what they used to make drivers and fairway woods from back in the days I began swinging a golf club, it's a real hard wood (no pun intended). I'd try it out once dried. RAY
 
I've used it a couple times, produces a mild smoke IMO. Says it's good for chicken and fish, although I think I used mine on pork.
 
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