My small town has Probably 100 crimson red maples in it . They were planted in 1975 so there all mature.
Has anyone ever tapped one. Just curious what the results were if you have . I'd hate to not utilize a good resource.
Can you tap a crimson red maple
My small town has Probably 100 crimson red maples in it . They were planted in 1975 so there all mature.
Has anyone ever tapped one. Just curious what the results were if you have . I'd hate to not utilize a good resource.
25 years sugaring
2018 191taps. Made 80 gallons
Two taps to a 5 gallon bucket roadside trees.
A retired dad to hump buckets and do most of the boiling the great wife that let's me spend lots of time and money.
New Smokey lake 2×6 raised flue SSR on my own version of the silverplate arch.
2019 new hood and new preheater concept that worked great.
306 taps roadside trees
Yes you can. A Crimson Maple is just a variant of a Norway Maple. They're not the most reliable tree as far as when they run (or not), but the sap is fine.
I have only one Rule when it comes to tree selection, if it's a maple I tap it , I don't care what kind it is. They make good syrup and having tapped all kinds of Maples will give your syrup a unique flavor.Originally Posted by Woody77
Nate Hutchins
Nate & Kate's Maple
2022 1000 taps?
3x10 Intensofire
20x36 sugarhouse
CDL 600gph RO
A wife and 2 kids.
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