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Great job Brent!!! 
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Thanks...I learned a few things already, thanks for all your advice and tips Steve.  
 
Curious...I did some ribs last weekend.  But I want to do a pork butt again.  If I put two of them in there at once and did them...would it take longer...or maybe the temp would have to be higher to maintain the temp in the smoker?
 
 
Curious...I did some ribs last weekend.  But I want to do a pork butt again.  If I put two of them in there at once and did them...would it take longer...or maybe the temp would have to be higher to maintain the temp in the smoker?
You can do the but on the top and the ribs below. Temp can be the same 225* to 250* You will have to pay attention to the ribs.

You should post this in the prok section
 
Brent that food looks great,what recipe did you use for the buns,if you don't mind sharing.

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You can do the but on the top and the ribs below. Temp can be the same 225* to 250* You will have to pay attention to the ribs.

You should post this in the prok section
Sorry...I meant two pork butts at the same time, instead of one.
 
That will not be a problem. If you have 2 meat probes it would help,keep them 1 above the other so you can put a foil pan under them.When you do it start a new post with the q view in pork I already have a front row seat
 
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