Oklahoma Joe's Highland. Not much in cost but kicks out original and twice smoked like a big dog. I don't use it as often as I should, but it's ready when I am to perform. I don't try to catch original heat on the way up, but rather more likely on the way down, most times. That way the original heat will steady about three hours before a split starts being required. Usually a chimney of coals, covered by a chimney of lit coals, and a mini split. Then a mini split about every 30-45 minutes. Firebox door opened a bit, stack wide open with extension. If really loaded up I'll rotate meats. At times I wish I'd bought The Old Country, but I didn't. It was my smokey oven yesterday for reheat twice smoke of brisket,
ribs, turkey, ham and sausage. Sunrise and sunset. Peace on earth.
ribs, turkey, ham and sausage. Sunrise and sunset. Peace on earth.
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