A 2 1/2 gal pump us sprayer filled with 2/3 to 3/4 diesel and the remainder gasoline will help you "move" the fire if it doesn't get all of them. Burn on a day with no wind, or on a day where the wind direction isn't supposed to change and it's blowing towards the pond. Even so, I wouldn't burn on a day where the wind is much over 8 mph or so.

If the ground isn't snow covered, I'd also have another 2 1/2 gal pump up sprayer filled with water to put out any fires that might start where you don't want 'em. Shovel and rakes on hand there at the burn too. Cell phone in pocket.


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