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The package of chicken legs ended up being 14 total. I'm going to prep the tri-tip in about an hour. Trying to catch the Browns game while doing this. The butts avg. out to 10 lbs each. So here's the first pic with the pork having about 3 hours on and I just threw in the chicken, I took off the...
Loading the Lang 36 up with 20 pounds of pork butts, which is already cooking, going to add a package of probably 20 chicken legs, and then 4 medium sized tri-tips. Gotta have enough food to last till my next cook!
My dream smoker if I could build it would probably be a cross of a Lang and a Bubba grill. I like the look and size of the 250 from Bubba but i like the design of the Langs. I would most definitely add in the propane assist start too.
I most likely will stick with a Lang, when I bump up it will be another Lang. My buddy started with a 48" then bumped to a 60D and now an 84D. Trying to save money, keep an eye out for used Langs on www.adhuntr.com
Tough and dry does not sound at all characteristic of a foiled rib of any method. Sounds like temps were too high to me, but what do I know? Lets let some more experts chime in here....
I've cooked on the old silver and never had any issues. I recently got some hands on time with the Q 100 and liked it, its making me think of buying one. I borrowed it from my father in law and did a few cooks on it, hamburgers and hot dogs mainly.
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