Question about Windy Day Smoking

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bigronhuntalot

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Feb 6, 2008
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I was planning on smoking some rainbow trout but the wind is blowing here at about 20mph plus. Will it effect the quality of the smoking session? I will be using a Bradley Electric Smoker.

Thanks
 
If you can set up some sort of windbreak around the smoker so it will block it? this will help to keep a more consistant temp in the smoker. Search windbreak/redneck windbreak and you will see some that others have done!!!!!!!!!!Good Luck...
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You can toss a blanket over the unit too. Make sure it's not a synthetic cloth tho... that could get REAL messy. I use a chunk of natural sisal fiber carpet.
 
Wind can suck the heat out of a smoker even quicker then cold can. Windbreask works great and you can build one out of a couple spare pieces of plywood and some hinges.
 
i take it no garage or shed to smoke in?

SHIRLEY.......you have summin to cut up all that game from HuntAlot, in......like a garage, etc.

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ROTFLMAO
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I have a small building but due to whats inside wouldnt smoke in... Usually the weather is pretty good in Virginny.
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Hey man when the wind is blowin, I set up in the garage and when I;m done set traps for the cats!!! Cause they will be there!
 
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