I've been clearing an old gravel pit for years. Asian honey suckle is hard to burn. Branches are too far apart to make a constant burn.
Best thing is to get the larger logs burning first by putting the sticks and honey suckle on top of the logs. Once you get the logs burning, then feed fire by piling more the sticks and brush on the logs.
I keep cardboard boxes and fill them with grease rags, paper towels from shop, anything that will burn I use as a fire starter. I also use my used motor oil to get the fire started.
Then the obvious, stay upwind or you will need a shower to get the smoke smell off you.
So have logs piled up in a safe place and brush set aside in smaller piles so you can pick them up to feed the fire.
Bring hot dogs. In Indiana an open burn it technically illegal, but never enforced in some counties. Having a bond fire to cook hot dogs is not illegal.
No one bothers us in the country, but no burning in the city. geo
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