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    New Smoker

    ]I have been wanting a trailer rig for awhile and I finally made the decision to do it. I picked it up Thursday and seasoned it that evening. I had fishing trips Friday and Saturday so this morning I fired it up for the 1st smoke on it. I put a pork butt and a brisket on at 6 am this morning then added 3 racks of ribs at 11 am. Just before it was time to take the ribs off I added some smoked sausage and hot links. The smoker performed good holding between 230 - 260 degree for the whole time with me adding a split about every 45 minutes.


    The wife and I kept one rack of ribs for supper and I gave my parents and a friend the other two set of ribs. I did the brisket for another friend and will take the pork butt and hot links to work tomorrow to feed the crew.
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    How much fire to maintain about 250 degree



    Setting in its new home that a friend and I built the day after I ordered the smoker



    Pork butt, brisket and ribs



    Ribs done



    Pork butt ready for tomorrow
    Last edited by RNF; 10-19-2019 at 08:23 AM.

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    Looking good!

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    Thats a good looking smoker my friend has a trager and we did pork butts this past weekend and Im still eating left overs it was so good

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    That's a real smoker right there. Love my Klose stick burner. If you ain't burning sticks your just pretending.

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    I fed about 10 guys lunch with the pork butt for a couple of days. It was good on a bun with a little Head Country sauce on it.

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    Where in S.E. Oklahoma are you at and I want an invite next time, LOL. That's some damn good looking Q.

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    Quote Originally Posted by RNF View Post
    I fed about 10 guys lunch with the pork butt for a couple of days. It was good on a bun with a little Head Country sauce on it.
    one of my friends lived in Tulsa for 20+ years, now he’s up here in Michigan. He introduced me to head country sauce. The original is soooo damn good! We order some every couple months.

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    Very nice smoker!!!1 do you like the hotbox?

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    Quote Originally Posted by bassworm1 View Post
    Very nice smoker!!!1 do you like the hotbox?
    I have not tried it out other than checking temperatures in it. I probably will not use it much when smoking at home but it will come in handy when we are camping at the lake. I fired up the smoker again this morning doing a couple of pork butts and a brisket. I gave one pork butt to a friend who kept me supplied with fresh home grow tomatoes this summer. I pulled the other and froze in vacuum sealed bags and then shared the brisket with my parents for supper tonight.


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    Looks Good! Reverse Flow, Stick Burner. Doesn't get any better than that!

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    right on
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    Thanks to all. I am really enjoying this smoker. It is a lot easier to maintain temps than the small offset I had before.

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    Beef ribs this weekend




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    That’s serious good right there. I do a lot of smoking on my Big Steel Keg (much like a egg style) you nailed it. Nice smoker by the way!

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    Nice stick burner. Looks like it will ast for decades. Good looking food too.
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