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Smoked game hen and turkey legs

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I brined some cornish game hens and turkey legs in a dr.pepper brine for a day and a half. Slapped some bacon on top of the hens and smoked 'em at 220 for roughly 3 hrs give or take. Im more of a temp guy then time. So pulled them off and here is the finished product
 

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I thought honestly a lot more juicy but that could be the brine talking. I would definitely recommend trying it
 
Have done cornish hens numerous times. Brined, they usually stay quite moist. I Try to do about 8-12 at a time. Vacuum seal , and SV a couple at a time when desired.
 
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