iamuzzyhunter
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I have been looking at the Pitboss Copperhead 5 as well. Does anyone on here have that? Experiences with it? Walmart has it for 396.00 when in stock.
Nothing against pellet cookers but I use a heater meter with my lump cooker and I submit that it maintains temp better than a pellet cooker
This is on a Peoria Custom Cooker with a BBQ Guru. The only time the temperature varied was when I opened it to top off the wood/charcoal. Ten hours with no variation greater than 3 or 4 degrees the entire night. No need for pellets here. :mrgreen:
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See what happens Adams when you buy a PG, you get ostracized and you haven't even posted a cook yet. :shock:
Funny thing is you never see the vitriol toward electric smokers, propane smokers or other cookers that are being controlled by electronics as you do the pellet grills and it boggles my mind why that is? If someone owned one and didn't like it, I get it, started with a MES and will never own another electric smoker again, that's based off experience.
I was going to ask if you had a tracking no# yet but I got distracted. :doh:BTW- it shows “shipped”
That's fine William, I don't have a stick burner but when I cook on the Drum, I load up the charcoal basket with charcoal and wood, light my chimney, in 20 to 30 minutes dump the ashed over coals and put the basket in the Drum. Give it 10 to 15 minutes to get up to the temp I want to cook at, set the vents put the meat on and if it's a brisket or butt don't even bother to check it again until I'm 3.5 to 4hrs in, if it's the color I want I wrap (don't even check IT), 2hrs later I'll start probing for tenderness. If I'm cooking pork ribs at 275, I'll put them on and start checking at 3:45 into the cook but most of the time they're done at 4hrs whether I hang them or cooking them on the grate and I'd do the same with the PG.I'm not opposed to a pellet cooker but for me cooking anything using wood smoke is an event. I like planning for the work. I'm not looking for convenience at all because I like manipulating vents and controlling temps manually. A couple guys at work bought pellet cookers and they told me they get burned out on BBQ. That's because they go home and plug-and-play their pellet poopers. Zero adventure in that. I like to prepare for the cook instead of relying on the convenience. To me that's more fun and I enjoy the food better. I dont think I cold ever get burned out on cue.
"mordancy" word of the day. :thumb:I like using the word vitriol! But I'm thinking of starting to use "mordancy" in its place for a few weeks.
I like using the word vitriol! But I'm thinking of starting to use "mordancy" in its place for a few weeks.
That's purty :thumb:
hell it looks better than my graph :mrgreen:
lump, or briquettes?
if I remember correctly you were one of the ones who also told him how consistent your UDS was