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Originally Posted by Harbormaster
I started off on a Brinkman Cimmaron offset. Like posted above, once you got the hang of it it made some outstanding Q. I once had two butts take 23.5 hours on that thing, and they may have been the best butts I ever cooked.
Since scoring the Worlds Oldest WSM (R) at a neighbors garage sale for $10, I have been hooked on the WSM, and have turned guys all over Southern Wisconsin onto them.
I compete on 4 of them. (And considering I compete once a year, I have competed well). 
I cook for church on them.
I cook for the hell of it on them.
Simply the best pit value dollar for dollar IMO. |
Wow, 5 WSM's! Thanks for posting, Clark. Got any pics of those beauties?
