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Knothead I like to work with the jerky, as it is drying/smoking. What I mean is that I like to keep the heat and smoke as constant as I can. I usually run about 150 to max 180 but I turn the meat often to keep the drying steady over all sides and pieces of the meat. It requires moving meat away...
Knothead I notice that no one chimed in on your question so I'll give you my two cents worth.
Before I hit you with some of my techniques. Can you post up a picture of your smoker? If not no problem.
Do you use electric, gas or live fire? Do you hang or lay out the meat in your smoker?
Tequilero
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