Smokin in the rain

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pacnwsteve

Smoke Blower
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Apr 8, 2008
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Western Washington State
My name is Steve and I live in the perpetually green, wet and moldy Pacific NW. I smoke in the rain under a blue tarp if necessary and that makes me an authentic northwesterner, I suppose. I bought a brinkman water smoker at Lowes a couple of summers ago and have had some good and bad expiriments with it. Good--Turkey and Pork ribs, bad--beef brisket. I found this forum online and joined to get some tips and learn more about smoking great food. I am newer to this online world and forums than smoking so please cut me a break if I don't quite do things right at first. Thanks!
 
Welcome to the SMF, the best place to anchor yourself for some good and tasty smokes.
 
Welcome to the forum Steve! Looking forward to your input and Qviews.
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Welcome to the forum Steve. We have all had a piece the not so good pie. But thats why we are all here. To help others and ourselves improve. This place is a gold mine of knowledge. Enjoy it.
Andy.
 
Welcome! I must say, even though you don't make it sound romantic, I'm jealous of your locale! I live in the flatlands of IL- We have a river, but no real excitement otherwise.

My wife and I were married at a lighthouse, and you have some fantastic ones up there- Plus, you have BIGFOOT!!

As far as smoking goes, I'm a newbie too, and these guys on this forum are a real class act. Top notch, ALL of them.
 
welcome to smf steve, tips ur lookin for u say, ask a question and u be surprised what will result, i been around for about only 2 months and also dont know much puter stuff but this place is great, share some smokes
 
Thanks to everyone for the great welcome. Spring is coming and I might be able to come out from the blue tarp soon. I look forward to gathering tips from this site, from you all, and sharing my successes and failures. To STFRon in Illinois, if I ever bag get so lucky as to bag a bigfoot on any trips in the Cascades, I'll be sure to let you know what rubs work best for smoking secretive apes.
 
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