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tbakko

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First pork butt ever, first smoke in the new home built plywood propane smoker.

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After an hour wrapped in the cooler

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The bark was like eating candy, got a big smile from momma & the dogs.

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Congrats on a great smoke, and thanks for sharing the Q View too. It's all good my friend.
 

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It looks great congrats on the first of what hopefully will be many fine smokes in the new smoker
 

tbakko

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Man that looks AWESOME! I've been planning a smoke house build, but don't quit have the $$. About how much you got in it?
I used a camp stove that I have had for about 15 years, then had to buy about $60 worth of lumber, I also had the corrugated steel for the inside. So I guess my out of pocket cost was around $60-$70, oh I also had a roll if insulation laying atoun that I used. The smoker worked great, I was able to hold the tem steady @ 250º I dont have a thermometer mounted outside yet so I had to open it quite a bit to check temps, but it was very quick to recover the lost heat. I know now what kind of temp I can hold so I won't have to babysit the next smoke so much, I will trust it more. But even as much as I had to watch it for the first smoke, it took much less tending than the fire heated drum smoker I was using, besides I had a good time building it.
 

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That is one great looking PB. Congrats on the successful smoke
 

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Nice job on the smoker & Great looking butt !

It will get even easier as soon as that AMNS gets there!

Nice Post,

Bear
 

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Congrats on the new smoker and I know it will be puttin out some fine looking treats like that butt. Great Job.
 

boiseque

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Im with SQWIB, more pics of that home built beauty please.  Excellent job on the PB too, that bark looks so yummy!!  Very nice indeed!!
 
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