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sharkman1021

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Original poster
Nov 9, 2014
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The Woodlands, TX
Hello all,

I'm new to the forum and wanted introduce myself.  I live in The Woodlands, TX, but grew up in NC/VA so my BBQ preference is more western NC,with a little TX flair.  I've been smoking meat for about 14 years now, and have been through about three smokers, and a few charcoal and gas grills.  I've had  Brinkman smokers, offset firebox types, Webber Kettle Grills, adjustable grate charcoal grills, which I still use as my current smoker, and my Huntington Rebel 460 Gas Grill.  My plan is to build a brick BBQ in my back yard.  I want to incorporate a grill that is wood burning or charcoal, and a vertical smoker.  I have to start curing meat, and sausage, make hams, and so on.  So I want something where I can regulate the temp for cool/cold smoking, or normal smoking.  I also make my own spice rubs, grinder my own meat, and try to do as much from scratch as I can.  I look forward to participating in the forum

Happy Smokin,

Mike
 
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  Good morning and welcome to the forum, from a cloudy and Cold  day in East Texas. Lots of great people with tons of                    information on just about  everything 

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