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My local grocery store is 2.59/lb but Sams and Costco are usually around 1.79/lb. Not too bad but I would love to see it as cheap as you two have it.
I do find whole turkey fryers for .99/lb on occasion.
I crimped the flag connector on and connected everything. It seems to be working but it's a little touchy. I have some beans and a small butt going on it now for testing but I will solder it to have the best connection.
Smoke the turkey at 300F (or how high your MES goes) with high smoke until internal temp 160F-165F. At about 140F brush with veg oil mixed with your favorite rub. That should create a good crispy skin.
If you do want to go the smoker then oven route you will likely get a better skin because...
I know it's not "normal" but I run my smoker at 250F for pork butts/shoulders, briskets, and ribs. I run it even higher for poultry.
I agree with the above posters- crank it up!!! If you are nervous about any lost moisture wrap it in foil after 4-5 hours of smoke and add a cup of beer, stock...