Anybody smoke meat

[Pepper]

I use mesquite or pecan what do yall use ??

[mountain1]

we built a small smokehouse early last fall. we also have a small b'bque smoker that i use for small stuff.
when i'm using the small one with small cuts i buy hickory or apple wood. when i use the big one i use larch (which is good but 'different').
i'm going to try cottonwood next summer.
living where we live our options are limited so we have to make do with what we have avaliable. i've been trying to get my dad to load up his truck with hickory in alabama and bring me a load. he says it's "to damn far"...

[crashdive123]

Oak or hickory.

[Rick]

We have SOOOOO many threads on smoking meat. You might try a search but here's one to get you going.

http://www.wilderness-survival.net/f...ght=smoke+meat

[nell67]

Apple,hickory,mesquite,if I can get it.

[roar-k]

Apple, Hickory, Mesquite, and I have tried Cherry.

I also like to put Apple Juice with some brown sugar and other spices in the water pan on my smoker.

[grrlscout]

It tends to make the rolling papers a bit soggy.

[Rick]

Oh, well, there's always that and....wait.....huh?

[finallyME]

So, does smoking meat give you a high? Do you have to roll your own, or does Camel have a box? Anyways, I don't smoke meat. When I was in 6th grade, Barbara Bush told me to just say no.

[Rick]

Sixth grade!?!?!? I think I dated her. Sixth grade.......sheeeeesh.

[crashdive123]

So, does smoking meat give you a high? Do you have to roll your own, or does Camel have a box? Anyways, I don't smoke meat. When I was in 6th grade, Barbara Bush told me to just say no.

That was Nancy Regan. Kids - Sheesh!

[2dumb2kwit]

When Rick was in 6th grade, the first lady was Martha Wash.......never mind.

[Swamprat1958]

Pecan or hickory for the flavor and dry oak for the heat.

[Rick]

And then she married George Ington but kept her last name.

[your_comforting_company]

pecan, oak, hickory, cherry, tulip.
different colors, different flavors, all delicious!

I'm particularly fond of tulip and cherry, but for availability I mostly use oak and pecan.

The previous conversation reminds me of a cartoon in Jim Rigg's book about "The wrong way to smoke a hide". I needed that smile today, thanks gang!

[finallyME]

That was Nancy Regan. Kids - Sheesh!

Hehe, now I can't stop laughing.