Due to the modest accommodations, the process of charcoaling was typically undertaken during the milder seasons. Once the collier deemed the wood sufficiently processed, the fires were extinguished, and the resulting charcoal was carefully accumulated.
Due to limited lodging, the process of charcoal production was typically carried out during the more temperate seasons. Once the miner deemed the wood sufficiently processed, the fires were extinguished, and the resulting charcoal was collected with care.