25lbs of boston butt with qview

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My brinkman pitmaster deluxe with the wood burning down. i will be using mostly hickory with a few pieces of sugar maple mixed in. i have heard of people making alterations to the brinkman pitmaster deluxe but i have been using mine with no alterations and it works just fine.
 

My brinkman pitmaster deluxe with the wood burning down. i will be using mostly hickory with a few pieces of sugar maple mixed in. i have heard of people making alterations to the brinkman pitmaster deluxe but i have been using mine with no alterations and it works just fine.
 
As far as your butt having a bone every one I have ever done have one medium sized bone in them. As far as suggestions or hints just watch the internal temp of your meat. Once to 200 to 205 it will be ready as far as making pulled pork with it. If you get the stall problem at around 165 then you can foil it until it reaches around 190 then pull it back out of the foil and let it go on up to the 200 to 205. This helps the "bark" toughen back up. It can get a little mushy while in the foil. Some people the bark is important. I am not that picky. Hope that may help. I in fact just took my butt off my smoker at noon. Started it last night at around midnight. Of course my smoker is electric and yours is wood so your experience may be different. Good luck.
 
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