Deer Ham

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Try injecting the ham. Or wrap in bacon. Or do both. These should help keep it from dry out as fast.
 
I am doing two of them today. I plan on doing the mustard smear and seasoning rub, then wrap them in bacon. I want them for pulled meat, and knowing that they still might dry out a bit, I am going to pull them at 190*, foil wrap, blanket wrap, and let sit for 2 hours. (resting) After that I will see how they look and feel. If I think they need a bit more bark, back into the smoker for an hour or so.
 
I have used a pre-mixed package for deer ham from a company located in Ohio. Our Gander Mountain stores carry the product. It is a whole kit with injection mix the ham soaks in for about 5 days, a mesh bag to hang in the smoker and all the instructions. Turned out pretty good.
 
I pulled mine out at 155, blanketed and rested for an hour, and it was almost too tough to cut. 190 may be a little steep. Im not sure though, let us know how it goes.
 
I have had mine soaking in a brine for about 6 days now. Looks like I will use an injector on it as many of you guys have mentioned. I let it got to around 190 and I guess Ill try wrapping it after. Thanks for the suggestions. Ill let you know how it turns out and a couple pictures.
 
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