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Welcome from Colorado. Great find.
I usually season mine after a good cleaning, rub the interior down with some oil and build a good fire and let it roll for a good hour or so and let that (clean) smoke kinda stick. After that throw on a rack of ribs and smoke chicken thighs... or what ever you...
You can definitely separate the brisket.
Here is a good write up on that...
https://www.smokingmeatforums.com/threads/brisket-separation-technique.317793/post-2371135
Most of the other questions are personal preference. A lot of folks prefer a hot and fast method these days vs. A low and slow...
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