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dsrt_dwllr

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Dec 24, 2005
7
10
San Jose, California
My name is DJ.
Even out here in California we have some folks that like to smoke, I do, no matter the weather or time of year, some of my best suppers have been at nine at night.

I currently have a Charbroil gas grill, (under a cover) reserved for a quick backup or unexpected massess. (didn't see daylight last 6 months)

A Weber performer which I love for grilling, mostly indirect.

Last summer I bought a Charbroil offset smoker which I love, except it is way too small, and I finally got into real smoking.

Cook outdoors at least once a week, rain or shine, and am happy to be here.

Thanks
 
DJ, Welcome to Smoking Meat Fourms, glad that you found your way to the Best Smoking Forum on the net.
Going with a smoker and then finding out that it is too small is one of the facts of life for those that practice the Art of the Thin Blue Smoke. I would be safe to say that a lot of us had wished our first smoker was larger than what it is/was.

There is lot to see and a lot to learn from reading these forums, I know that you will learn a lot, especially if you sign up for the eCourse that TulsaJeff has put together.
 
Hiya, DJ! Welcome to the friendliest and most informative smoking forum on the net! I am sure you will gather a great deal of information here and contribute from your experience as well! Looking forward to your posts!
Monty
 
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