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bts smokehouse

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Feb 14, 2011
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Mid-Missouri
Hi all. New here as a registered member, but have been reading about for a month or so. I really enjoy the good info I've obtained already. I've been making venison summer sausage, salami's and a few brats, though anything that has required smoke, has been done in a neighbors smokehouse. My friends and I have been processing 10-20 deer and 3-5 pigs per year, so there's no doubt more options will be appreciated.

I'm finally planning to build my own within the next few wks and have recently ordered a Landmann 3405BGW verticle smoker as well. I've been enjoying various grills over the years and figure its time to expand. A cinder block whole hog pit is in the making, too. My dad has been using one for 10 yrs and after browsing Cowgirls blog, I've finally been inspired to get my own together.

Thanks for providing such an interesting location to gather much info. I always go away hungry.

BT   34Gran
 
Welcome to the SMF, and thanks for the introduction. We'll be looking forward to your next smoke and Q too. It's all good my friend.
 
Welcome to SMF.. great people here and lots to learn enjoy
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Welcome to the SMF. Glad to have you here. Lots of good folks, great recipes and knowledge. Looking forward to your first qview.
 
Smokehouse, we are glad to have you here at SMF, sounds like you are fairly well acquainted with the art but may I make a few suggestions that may help you?  1) Sign up for Jeff's 5 day FREE      E-Course, I had been smoking for 6 years when I got it and I did learn alot from it.  2) In the WIKI Section, under A, there is a list of Acronyms, print off a copy and keep it near your computer, it will help you understand some of our "lingo".  3) Use the Search bar near the top of the page and the WIKI Section, there is more stuff to read on here than you will ever use.  4)  Probably the most important is this, the only dumb question that you can ask here is the one that you do not ask.  Again, welcome, I am sure we can help you and you can help us!

Your SMF Friend,

Barry 
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Welcome to SMF, Glad to have you with us.
 


This is the place to learn, lots of good info and helpful friendly Members.
 


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