The hickory
Split wood seasons under the roof. Dry wood burns clean; wet wood makes bitter smoke.
The fire, the food, and the place we’re glad to share.
No gas assist. No pellet hopper. Just a little fire that needs looking after.
1 / 4Split wood seasons under the roof. Dry wood burns clean; wet wood makes bitter smoke.
A small, hot fire sits beside the meat. Air comes in here, and Leon adds a split as the coals settle.
Heat travels across the shoulders at a steady 250°F. The lid stays shut unless there’s a reason to look.
The draw carries heat and thin smoke across the meat and out the chimney. Keep the air moving.
Sample dates for the design; confirm before traveling.
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