Inject or not?

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I have done both with no real flavor difference. It did take longer to cook the injected ones. I don't inject more than I inject.
 
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Nah, you don't need to. I smoked two today, seemed dry until I wrapped. Today I decided to plop both of them in a large aluminum foil container and just seal the top with aluminum foil. When they came to temp, the 3 inch deep pan (two 10 lb butts, so extra large aluminum foil pan) was so full of liquid it almost spilled over the edges. There's a ton of moisture in them already. I think I poured out at least 4 cups of liquid so it didn't turn to pulled pork soup. Kept some, of course, then finished it off with you-know-who's amazing finishing sauce.
 
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Khaymanbb Khaymanbb so true! I cooked mine today. Did the same as you. Learned my lesson, should have had a deeper pan. Them juices is hot running down your arm.
 
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