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    Default Fat lighter

    I don't know why but I love looking for the stuff.


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    You ought to see my collection. A buddy of mine used to call me "stump lighterd bandit" I will get one from anywhere. I've pulled them up with tractors, 4wheelers and trucks. I don't just cut the top out. I want the whole thing
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    I'm a hoarder of fine, quality lighter wood!
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    Quote Originally Posted by Duck cutter View Post
    You ought to see my collection. A buddy of mine used to call me "stump lighterd bandit" I will get one from anywhere. I've pulled them up with tractors, 4wheelers and trucks. I don't just cut the top out. I want the whole thing

    Yeah I wish I had a way to get these out. Was getting what I could with a machete.


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    The best are whole logs that can be cut into 16" blocks...... Splits so pretty!
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    When I was a kid a lot of people used coal or wood for heat. I used to sell fat lighter all the time. I'd cut it into splinters and tie a bundle up with baling wire and sell it to stores. Sometimes I'd trade it at Mr. Dilly's store for shotgun shells. Mr. Dillashaw would give me 3 shells per bundle.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Calibogue View Post
    The best are whole logs that can be cut into 16" blocks...... Splits so pretty!

    What's the best way to cut the really big pieces? I know I tried to cut a big step one time with a chainsaw and that didn't work out so well


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    Quote Originally Posted by b35w View Post
    What's the best way to cut the really big pieces? I know I tried to cut a big step one time with a chainsaw and that didn't work out so well


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    Just 18" of a 20' log we found behind the house. I bet there is 2-3 cords of fat lighter at granddaddys under the wood shed. Most all the family logged for at some point.
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    Dayum, hope that pile don't catch a spark
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    I don't burn wood anymore but I still love finding the stuff.

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    If wealth was based on fat lighter accumulation I would be considered a billionaire
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    Yall are a bunch of knot heads
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    I've got a couple 10" dia. x10' logs at the base camp. There are a few more logs scattered around the property that I'll drag up when those are used up.

    I cut a 8-10 inch section and split it with a hatchet as needed. Something always makes me take a smell of fresh cut fat lighter.

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    When I was a kid in the sixties, my Popoo had a country store, and we sold a lot of it. We always called it "kindling." I've really never heard it called lighter before. This was in Fountain Inn. Most folks kept a fire in the fireplace and used a lot of coal like Mergie said. The kindling was magic to me, and would start a fire right up!! Hi-Gear


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    Quote Originally Posted by raybird View Post
    If wealth was based on fat lighter accumulation I would be considered a billionaire
    Hell I've probably burned a trillion dollars worth. People always wonder how we build such good fires. 👍

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    It's amazing how much upity stores sell it for. Saw a little handful bundle the other night for $12.99. If I could find a good market I would hire a messican to split it all day on a stump with a hatchet.

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    Kindling can be any wood used to start a fire. Fat lighter, also known as Pitchwood by some, comes only from old pine stumps.
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    Quote Originally Posted by LabLuvR View Post
    Kindling can be any wood used to start a fire. Fat lighter comes only from old pine stumps.

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