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The point will cook faster than the flat. Point has a lot of fat.
Brisket is done when it is probe tender in the thickest part of the flat.
When it's probe tender pull and sit uncovered on the counter for 15 minutes "Stops cooking"
Wrap and then rest.
I like panning my butts with a little apple juice around 170. Around 200 I check for probe tender,but usually don't pull them till the bone pulls out.
Panning the butts with apple juice gives me some juice to add to the pulled pork.
I usually smoke butts a case at a time.
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