Posted by BigTone on December 13, 2012 at 06:06:26 from (70.192.18.82):
Like many of you I have access to high quality, locally raised beef, turkey, chicken, and pork. I love bbq and have been looking into buying a smoker to make brisquet, pork butt, smoked turkey, ect.., but there are so many options im a bit lost. Im looking into either an electric or propane smoker because id rather not deal with charcoal and difficultness behind getting the proper temp.
What brand do you guys use, Oval style or refridge type, what type of wood chips and which fuel type do you recommend? Basicly, anything you have time to offer i would greatly appreciate. I understand its "to each his own," but I would welcome all opinions and advice to help me decide.
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