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Fresh Ham, boneless and skinless.

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I'm going with 1 1/2 hrs per pound. Last time it took longer but may have been more frozen when we started.
 
Usually if they are pre cooked hams, You can smoke for about 90 minutes!
 
This wasn't pre-cooked. It was fresh, skinless & boneless. 

I put it on for 4 1/2 hours at 240F.  About an 1 hour in, I was away from the house and the power failed. My wife went and reset it at 225F for 3 hrs.  An hour later as the internal temp was only 150F, I cranked the heat up to 260F.  The internal temp was 182F when done. Nice smoke but could have been more (see notes about "issues" above.) I was away for a bit. The meat was a little dry. I tried injecting but guess should have done more.
 
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