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#24
04-13-2010, 07:24 PM
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I wonder if a modern day comparison to Ty Cobb tobacco might be something like Copenhagen or Skoal. I chewed Copenhagen sometimes during high school. I remember it was drier and finer grained than other brands of chewing tobacco or snuff. I never saw anyone try to smoke it , but theoretically you could chew the stuff, smoke it , or use it as snuff I guess.
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