Back 40 from Texas

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back 40

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Jul 9, 2012
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Hi, my Back 40 moniker comes from me growing up on a Texas cotton and milo farm.  The back 40 acres meant the 40 on the back side of a farm.  I'm new to smoking meat, dumber than dirt, green behind the ears and etc.  My friends call me "Boyd" (my name).  I'm a geezer who decided to buy a WSM (18 1/2) and learn how to cook low and slow after watching several  TV episodes of BBQ Pitmasters.  I seasoned the WSM as recommended before doing any meat.  First cook was spareribs, 3 big racks, wife liked them but I think I'll do better next time (over done).  Second cook was port butt, about a 7 pounder.  That is a long cook, had to add charcoal 3 or 4 times, turned out ok but I already know how to improve that as well.  Next up is (today) a whole chicken.  Then I'll do a 7 lb. briskut.  I've put myself on a steep learning curve because I want to enter some local competitions, one at the end of August and one in November.
 
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