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  1. whitehorse

    Madrone, Tan Oak, and Pepperwood

    Interesting, Am new to smoking myself, but am using dry fallen Arbutus from the Cowichan Valley this Sat; am seasoning the new smoker drum this week with fire burns. Have built a reverse offset smoker, using an old Fisher Stove as the "firebox". fingerz Xd
  2. whitehorse

    Advice on connecting a wood stove to a 20gallon drum. First try at building a wood smoker.

    Thanks, Dan for the response, I will post up some pics in the near future. I am really enjoying this process and this forum is invaluable; love it. D
  3. whitehorse

    Advice on connecting a wood stove to a 20gallon drum. First try at building a wood smoker.

    Hi, I have recovered a small "Fisher" wood stove from my Grandmas house and want to build a smoker for myself. My idea is too buy a 20 gallon drum (food safe), slice the drum in half lengthwise. Attach the wood stove on one end of the drum with stove piping. The drum would be hinged so as too...
  4. whitehorse

    Newby named Whitehorse just joined S.M.F.

    Hi my name is Whitehorse, I live in Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada. I have only eaten smoked meat in the past, but am now going to try and build my own smoker. I am going to use a old wood stove as my heat source. I am willing to learn, and appreciate any advice on smoking and building...
  5. whitehorse

    Amateur building 1st smoker, seeks advice please

    Hi, I have recovered a small "Fisher" wood stove from my Grandmas house and want to build a smoker for myself. My idea is too buy a 20 gallon drum (food safe), slice the drum in half lengthwise. Attach the wood stove on one end of the drum with stove piping. The drum would be hinged so as too...
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