Will you leave wood behind at camp site?

[Tucker]

I understand the 'leave no trace' saying. But for camp fires, is it OK to leave a few pieces of firewood if you have it? I've always found this to be a pay-it-forward act. But I came across another who disagreed with me and claimed I was leaving trash. Which wood isn't trash, it's firewood. Or at least that is my 2 cents.

Care to leave your opinion?

 

[OffGrid]

Yeah, all the time. Stack it up nicely and someone will appreciate that. Just as I do when I come to a site and there is a few chunks there.

 

[Tony Parsons]

All the time, that's not trash.

 

[Trail Mule]

Yes, but not often, just a couple times when had to much real trash.

 

[Fast Lane]

I don't do it often because I always seem to have just enough for my trip and never anything left over. But if I did have left over wood, I would have no problem leaving some behind for the next person to have.

 

[Scott Macon]

Some people are just too damn sensitive. Go camping enough and you will at some point forget some wood to burn. Finding some at a sight is a blessing. Which leads to hell yeah, I've left wood behind many times.

 

[Mojave Traveler]

Agree, it's just wood. Leave one, take one.

 

[Allie S]

I'm always taking my wood with me, I need it sooner or later!