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So after the re light, I got the brisket back on, took off and wrapped in foil at 205 IT. Rested for 2 hours. Really pleased with the outcome. I don't understand why the coal only lasted 7 hours. We will see next time. I'm gunna try Bludawg's way. Anyway these are my pics when I sliced after rest. Pull test was just right
 

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Looks great to me! What was the total cook time, and long did it take you get the coals re-lit and back up to temp?
 
Looks great to me! What was the total cook time, and long did it take you get the coals re-lit and back up to temp?

I put it on at 5:45 am, fire died at 12:45 pm. Relit and got back to temp at about 1:50 pm. Took off drum at 4:00 pm. Rested until 6:30 pm

Thanks everybody for the comments.

For some reason, I felt like a new dad waiting for his first born. I know, sounds silly. Anyway, I'm enjoying my new hobby. Maybe pulled pork next weekend.
 
I put it on at 5:45 am, fire died at 12:45 pm. Relit and got back to temp at about 1:50 pm. Took off drum at 4:00 pm. Rested until 6:30 pm

Thanks everybody for the comments.

For some reason, I felt like a new dad waiting for his first born. I know, sounds silly. Anyway, I'm enjoying my new hobby. Maybe pulled pork next weekend.

Awesome and thanks! But you can't do pulled pork next weekend, I thought you were going to try BluDawgs' method of 300 degrees next weekend? Haha...
 
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