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  1. hounds51

    Lets see or hear about the tax refund purchases.

    I'am kinda sorry I got on this thread, as it looks like I got into the makins of World War 2 1/2. But I still love my Temperpedic knockoff. I guess its not much to say for a guy that only makes 29K a year, but then I try to keep it simple in my older years. As we used to say in the 60's PEACE...
  2. hounds51

    Lets see or hear about the tax refund purchases.

    My wife and I got one of those Tempurpedic knock off beds. This has to be one of the best investments that I have made. No more sore backs, and when I get up in the morning I feel really rested. For 360 bucks it can't be beat.
  3. hounds51

    Smoke generator Revisited

    Hi All I am going to post this again, as I think it may help someone with building thier own smokegun. Rest assured that these guns work great, but on some windy days (depending on which way the wind is blowing) they can be a real bear. The main concept is the old coal/wood stove draft theory...
  4. hounds51

    Latest Vacupack

    Saw this on E-Bay thought I would pass it on. Dennis http://cgi.ebay.com/Tilla-Foodsaver-...item2eab6cd988
  5. hounds51

    any deer hunters here

    Used to hunt with a handmade Flintlock Muzzle loader, then gave it up and took on a real sport. Mantrailing. Not only do you hunt for them, but sometimes they shoot back. No such than a bigger thrill than to get a phone call at 2 am and get shot at. Now thats sport!!!!!!
  6. hounds51

    music

    Country and Pizzia music. Oh yea and a good bayin hound Ahooooooo
  7. hounds51

    Smoke Generator

    Here are some ideas for you, and believe me these guns work great without any air pumps. Dennis. Previous post! Originally Posted by Hounds51 You really don't need an air pump, just create a little draft in the bottom I am using home made 4" dia by 11" long main chamber, with a 2" dia x 10"...
  8. hounds51

    Replacing Nylon Gears on the Grizzley

    Hey here is an earlier post that I have done on replacing the gears on the Grizzley. Although the nylon gears worked fine, I wanted to see if the L.E.M. metal gears were compatable. Well they are, and used the stuffer many times with the L.E.M. gears. Here is the original post and web site for...
  9. hounds51

    I have the best wife ever... :)

    Watch out sounds like hanky panky. Just kidding!!!!!!!!
  10. hounds51

    Snack Stick Casing ????

    Thanks Tim I should of known it was too good to be true. Although I do use some liquid smoke in my snack sticks I still prefer the deep smoked flavor of the smokehouse. Thanks for the info. may pm you for a small test piece. Dennis
  11. hounds51

    Snack Stick Casing ????

    Hey I saw this on E-Bay and thought this may make a good snack stick casing. Has anyone had any experiance with this? Sure could make a hell of a lot of snack sticks with this!!!! The price is right! http://cgi.ebay.com/1000-ft-SAUSAGE-...item5d28264f98
  12. hounds51

    50 lbs of snack sticks

    Actually there was a total of 4 1/2 people working. (the hound counts as the half) Since I was doing the picture taking, and was the only one drinking there was only 3 actually working. The little 5 lb stuffer isn't too bad. Espically considering that a 15 lb stuffer costs lots more. Snack...
  13. hounds51

    50 lbs of snack sticks

    Yea there a little tricky to do in a smaller smoker. That is where a Smokehouse comes in handy. I love my smoker for pulled pork and fatties and an occasional chicken, but use the smokehouse for the bigger projects. Dennis
  14. hounds51

    Smoking Whiting

    I go down to Taylors Island M.D. in the Chessy during the summer. We love to catch and eat North Alantic Croaker, also known as hardheads. We flay and skin the fish. A lot goes into the deep fryer, but I set some aside for smoking. Here is What I brine them. THis is for approx 4 lbs of fish 1...
  15. hounds51

    50 lbs of snack sticks

    Absolutely! One thing to remember is try not to exceed 150 degrees internal temp, as I think the casings get kinda tough to chew. Also I find that the Cabela casing don't seperate from the stix, like other casing do. So be ready to get yur jaw exerized.
  16. hounds51

    Old guys showing us how its done

    This has got to be one of the best posts ever!!!!! Thanks for the Information. Dennis
  17. hounds51

    50 lbs of snack sticks

    I use Legg's snack stick mix for 25 lbs with 3 tlbs of liquid smoke and 3 tbls of brown sugar with the mix.
  18. hounds51

    50 lbs of snack sticks

    Well I didn't drink 50 lbs of beer, but I had about 15 Coors light during the ordeal!
  19. hounds51

    50 lbs of snack sticks

    I start at about 80 to 90 degrees for about 2 hours, then very slowly raise temps so that internal temp reaches 150 over an 10 to 12 hour period. In the Lebanon valley we smoke low and slow.
  20. hounds51

    50 lbs of snack sticks

    Thanks. Gotta learn how to use this photobucket
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