fire wood
I know some campgrounds do not allow firewood to be brought in. I have seen some folks bring it in and leave it in the truck till they burn it in the fire pit. One guy even started a fire with Kingsfo...
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My best source of 'free' wood is when the campground allows one to collect 'dead & down' wood on site. The grounds in question would have to have a little forest/woods attached to the property, usually State campgrounds.
Once you get away from the camp site there is usually plenty of wood. A common hand 'buck saw' helps a bunch.
As to the rest of this, I feel any insects & eggs will travel in a number of ways, regardless of any firewood bands. At a recent campground one guy had wood scraps & pallet pieces. Understandably so the rule makers didn't like that idea any better than firewood transport. I believe some of these issues started with wood pallets from China.
One general rule is to not ask a question when you won't want to hear the answer.
Once you get away from the camp site there is usually plenty of wood. A common hand 'buck saw' helps a bunch.
As to the rest of this, I feel any insects & eggs will travel in a number of ways, regardless of any firewood bands. At a recent campground one guy had wood scraps & pallet pieces. Understandably so the rule makers didn't like that idea any better than firewood transport. I believe some of these issues started with wood pallets from China.
One general rule is to not ask a question when you won't want to hear the answer.
