First Smoke on new RF Smoker

mismith

Newbie

Original poster

Dec 22, 2013

22

17

Locust, NC

• Feb 16, 2014

• #1

Finally got a chance to fire up our new RF Smoker this weekend. This was our first time ever using an offset stick burner. We cooked 2 butts and a whole chicken. I gave some of the pulled pork to a friend which landed us a catering job for a "sweet sixteen" birthday party later this year. We used all Hickory, no charcoal, wanted to see if we could do it the old fashioned way. Overall, I would say it was a big success. Thanks for all the good info. on this site!

Michael

TBS

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• mismith
• Feb 16, 2014

kept her between 225 and 250

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• mismith
• Feb 16, 2014

she liked a wide open vent

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• mismith
• Feb 16, 2014

nice smoke ring

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• mismith
• Feb 16, 2014

 

harleysmoker93

Fire Starter

Jun 2, 2013

70

12

Corrales, NM

• Feb 16, 2014

• #2

Nice looking smoker! That PP looks good too.

 

crazyq

Meat Mopper

Feb 7, 2014

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Abilene, TX

• Feb 16, 2014

• #3

good lookin smoker and food! I like those gauges, I think those are the ones I'm going to go with on my build the black face on a black pit just makes it look like it was ment to be haha.

 

harleysmoker93

Fire Starter

Jun 2, 2013

70

12

Corrales, NM

• Feb 16, 2014

• #4

What brand and model is your smoker?

 

mismith

Newbie

Original poster

Thread starter

Dec 22, 2013

22

17

Locust, NC

• Feb 17, 2014

• #5

Made by a local but also a member here, Cauble's Custom Fabrications LLC , Salisbury, NC. See my first post, lots of pictures. He ships also.

Michael