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  1. 08-04-2021, 07:55 PM #21
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    YEAH, THAT WILL EAT WELL! THANKS BUD.
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    That does sound tasty
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    Thanks TennTitans, I will be trying this one for sure.
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    I will be trying that brine. The only one I have ever used is my "sweet pickle brine". What kind of wood do you normally use?
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    Although I have lots of fruit trees besides the pecan trees I only have pecan on hand all the time. So pecan is used for Pork & Fowl but I usually use what oak I have with beef. I'm hoping my fruit trees will get big enough to provide wood to cook with someday.
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    peach tree wood is really nice , found an old dead orchard one time and cut a bunch , sure made the smoker just right
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