No Longer on the Sidelines

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smokingauthority

Newbie
Original poster
Jun 27, 2009
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Overland Park, KS
I've been watching and reading this stuff for quite a while now, I've used quite a bit of advice I've seen as well. I'm probably considered a rookie compared to most of you, I've only been smokin' for about 3 years. Last year me and a buddy from work started a competition team and had some success in our first year and already done two comps this year. Placed and cashed in one category in both of those so I'm happy I'm doing well this early in my competition career.

Thanks for all the advise I've taken over the past few years. Much appreciated!
 
Welcome, and you are a master compared to me!
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Welcome to SMF. Glad to have you here. What kind of equipment are you cooking with and congrats on the comps.
 
Got a Char-Broil Silver Smoker (before the cheapened them up) with mods for temp control. Sometimes I use a ECB as well.

Thanks. Hope to keep getting better and using information from people on this site to do so.
 
First welcome to SMF. Glad you can join us I'm looking forward to your input and Qview.
 
I have learned something that is very simple to share with everyone. Cooking for competition is packing all your flavorings into one bite, but, cooking for eating is much easier and the presentation doesn't matter!
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Welcome to SMF glad you joined us. Have fun and happy smoking
 
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