i started with skoal straight. then i went to grizzly wintergreen because it was only $2 a can. now im back to skoal straight 90% of the time and whatever looks good the other 10% of the time. i only chew a log every couple weeks depending how much i smoke (which is quite often here).

 

Camel Snus once and a while

 

well i dip 1 can a day of grizz fine cut. The wife loves it

 

Copenhagen snuff 95% of the time..long cut other 5%. not much for Skoal it all tastes to much like candy exept for classic ( kinda rare where im at ). you cant beat Copenhagen. I loved the Copenhagen Black..mmmmmmm.. but i think it was a promo here and not very places had it.. now nobody has it. I love pouch tobacco. I go with Beachnut Moonshine blend..It makes my mouth water thinkin about it

 

cope snuff, ive tried everything else but keep coming back to it

 

Yea that copenhagen black was some good stuff I chewed that for awhile when it was out then switched to the whiskey blend.

 

I want to know how you boys are chewing snuff ? you dip snuff ! I got my frist experince at age 10 when my grand pa gave me a chew off a plug of applejack gota little green but lived.then when I started to bum to much off him to said buy your own so I started dip'n frist two cans was hawkens . it was then skoal for about two weeks then I steped up to copenhagen at 74 cent a can. damn thats been along time ago . now it's mostly cope straight or copenhagen long cut or what ever I get a coupon for a free can of.

 

cope long cut baby. with the occasional can of snuff. they dont sell whiskey blend in oregon anymore.

 

cope snuff...when I'm bumming, it's usually grizzly straight...

 

i started out on skoal spearmint then quit for awhile and started smokin marb reds now im tryin to quit that habit and im back chewin skoal straight or skoal original fine cut. the biggest reason i quit smokin is because they are now over 6 bucks a pack round here for cigarettes and i can get 2 cans of either skoal or cope for 6 bucks and it lasts a hell of a lot longer than the smokes ever did