New to SMF. Cooking with offset reverse flow in Fort Worth, TX

[BigBryanSr]

First post for me. Ive been grilling and smoking meat since I got my first grill (knock off Weber kettle grill) in 1994-1995. Maybe it was a Brinkman water smoker that I made my first rack of ribs on (same time period). My dad gave me a unknown ceramic smoker in the later 90's that I floundered with.
Then I got into Weber Kettles of all sizes and I still have 4 that are used on an almost daily basis.
Then I got a Big Green Egg in 2003 and sure learned a TON. I Built it into the outdoor kitchen and had to let it go with the sale of the house. boohoo!!
Next I got a Primo XL oval that I love and use on a weekly basis.
Now I also have an Ultimate Gameday Reverse flow offset cooker from Blowin' Smoke cookers in OK. Turns out it was made in Alabama by HBTS.
Ive had maybe 10 cooks on the reverse flow rig and would love some tips and tricks that others have learned over the years.

 

[Brokenhandle]

Hi and welcome from Iowa!
Great looking rig as well! Can't give you any tips on it though.

Ryan

 

[babydocsmoker]

Welcome from Utah. That's a good looking set up you've got there.

I've looked into the Primo Kamado. I have a couple KJs myself, but if I ever need another, it'll probably be a Primo.

 

[gmc2003]

Welcome aboard. I'm a Weber man myself.

Chris

 

[mr mac]

Welcome from Southeast Missouri by way of Cleburne, TX (until after Christmas).

Mac

 

[JLeonard]

Welcome from Mississippi! Great looking rig. Look forward to your post and pics!

jim

 

[civilsmoker]

Welcome and that is a nice cooker on wheels! Would like to see some pics of what it turns out!

 

[BigBryanSr]

Thanks! Here are some turkey quarters from this weekend.
Bryan

 

[BigBryanSr]

Welcome from Mississippi! Great looking rig. Look forward to your post and pics!

jim

Here are some breakfast casseroles we made for the men's ministry at church last week

 

[JLeonard]

Both pics look great and mighty tasty!

Jim

 

[Buckeyedude]

Welcome from OHIO! That Gameday looks like quite the unit!

 

[BigBryanSr]

Welcome from Utah. That's a good looking set up you've got there.

I've looked into the Primo Kamado. I have a couple KJs myself, but if I ever need another, it'll probably be a Primo.

Thanks! I love my Primo XL. It has run for about 18 hours without adding any wood.
B

 

[BigBryanSr]

Welcome from OHIO! That Gameday looks like quite the unit!

Thanks! I'm looking forward to learning to dial in the reverse flow. If you know of any resources, please send them my way.
B

 

[BigBryanSr]

Welcome aboard. I'm a Weber man myself.

Chris

I have a few Weber Kettles too at the house. And I love them and use them several times a week. I'm looking forward to learning to dial in the reverse flow. If you know of any resources, please send them my way.
Thanks,
B

 

[BigBryanSr]

Welcome from OHIO! That Gameday looks like quite the unit!

Thanks! I'm looking forward to learning to dial in the reverse flow. If you know of any resources, please send them my way.
Thanks!
B