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Due to the "smallness" of chicken wings I always smoke mine at a high temp. of 300-350 for 1-1 1/2 hours. Anymore time than that and they will dry out. The skin has never been tough ( maybe have a slight chew to it) but is always crispy. This way I don't have to work on two pieces of equipment...
My middle daughter just graduated high school so we decided that with a new smoker we should have a big BBQ (150 people big). So first thing this morning I started cooking for tomorrow's party.
I have 7 Pork Butts, 3 whole chickens, 4-2# briskets ( all I could get locally) and 20# of chicken...
Just my 2 cents ( and I'm not as experienced as some of ya'll) but I have been smoking butts (5-6#) at 225-250 for about 5-6 hours and then place them in a foil pan with a 1/2 cup pure apple juice and wrap tight with foil. Then I raise the temp to about 350 for about 3 hours and always turns out...
My first car was handed down to me by my daddy. It was his 1965 elcamino that I remember riding in since I was just a little thing. It had a well built 327 small block engine. As it goes with most teenage boys I ended up totaling the thing but I have been hooked on elcaminos ever since.
Thus...
@bjlasota I don't flip them on the smoker but on the grill I have to because the heat is so close and intense. The expanded metal grate in the smoker lets them cook from all sides without touching them .