These bad boys will steam in chIcken juice and BBQ sauce now to get internal temps up......
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I’m at 196it currently
Yes you do. I have a pellet smoker at home and we have one on the pontoon boat. Easiest way to cook I have ever known.
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Pulled and resting till friends get here about 5:30-6
My buddy Dave fabricated the stainless steel base for our pontoon boat grill. It runs on a deep cycle battery with a power inverter.
There’s a 0% chance I’ll be sober when they get here
Like that grill
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I love coffee and have tried coffee in rubs and it’s never been my thing
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Moist and easy shredding. Add BBQ sauce to taste....
I grind some coffee into a powder and add it into my rub for baby backs.
Wife got a new birthday present today. I didn’t think I would be a fan of them but man do they drive nice.
Both our friends m. They run the wprsc shoot by fon du lacYour boys friends with parents or your wife’s friends?
kids went down early and I got to enjoy the desert thunderstorm sunset for once.
Road time today!!
Will snap a few pics along the way and update as I have service.
Today we see Chimney Rock, Oregon Trail, the Scotsbluff Monument, and then Ft Robinson. On into SD tomorrow to start that party!
Will snap a few pics along the way and update as I have service.
Today we see Chimney Rock, Oregon Trail, the Scotsbluff Monument, and then Ft Robinson. On into SD tomorrow to start that party!
Don't miss the Corn Palace in Mitchell, SD!
Never stopped at chimney Rock just viewed it from the highway.
I understand its on private property. It can be vistited but Im not sure of the terms.
Scottsbluff is much more accessible as NPS runs it.
Interesting places visited by hearty people.
Was just through Lodi
About that slave labor Jimmy......Do they hire out ?
And, more importantly, how much does it cost to feed 'em ?
Oh, BTW.....Lookin' Good !!!
I’ll be back through later this afternoon/evening
My days of climbing ladders and shit, at least in the shop, are over. Got this puppy off ebay last week and starting to change out the 78 T5 fluourescents to LEDs.
This seems to be a really nice piece of prime brisket! Over all the years I’ve done them, for some reason, this is the first one I’ve had from this side of the cowView attachment 7382216View attachment 7382218
in pic number 1 i see a little character off to the left thinking ur not dropping enough stuff on the floor
Man, 1J you must be worn out taking all those pictures of the kids working....
Man, 1J you must be worn out taking all those pictures of the kids working....
You're not lying Brother!
Buy my place. Its for sale.
Curtain of water falling in North Georgia between Gainesville and talula falls.
About to set up permanent residence in Alabama....at least till we get something built.
About to set up permanent residence in Alabama....at least till we get something built.
0930, or so....?
ehhh.....Not that far off. Particularly for the PNW, right ?
BTW, you do know you're an asshole, right ?
True storyehhh.....Not that far off. Particularly for the PNW, right ?
BTW, you do know you're an asshole, right ?
The last words said to me from my mother, “you turned out to be a real asshole”
Kinda sad it ended that way.
She would have loved visiting my shooting spots though.
@pmclaine - it has been a national historic monument since the 50’s. On 80 acres donated.
You can walk right up close.
We stayed back a bit.
My kiddo was very interested in the graveyard of the folks who died on the westward journey.
She just looked at me and said, “that must have been really hard, to lose your family, bury them, and keep going on”.
That kid is something for 8 yrs old.
Few more recent local burials too.
Including a kid who passed in 2009 at 22. There is a pic of him with a big buck and his hunting rifle on his headstone, as well as engravings of a deer and a yote. And a sizable pile of antlers marking the foot of the grave.
Here is on Hwy 85 from 11 miles out. (Zoom in, right above the road)
Then from the dead end gravel that also goes to the cemetery.
You can walk right up close.
We stayed back a bit.
My kiddo was very interested in the graveyard of the folks who died on the westward journey.
She just looked at me and said, “that must have been really hard, to lose your family, bury them, and keep going on”.
That kid is something for 8 yrs old.
Few more recent local burials too.
Including a kid who passed in 2009 at 22. There is a pic of him with a big buck and his hunting rifle on his headstone, as well as engravings of a deer and a yote. And a sizable pile of antlers marking the foot of the grave.
Here is on Hwy 85 from 11 miles out. (Zoom in, right above the road)
Then from the dead end gravel that also goes to the cemetery.
Another one from 1J's renovation pics, looking after the wildlife???
If you want cool at his place you just have to think about stepping outside, need to keep drinks in the fridge to stop them from freezing. Hunter's Inn tavern over the road is good though....@1J04 Looking at the ample amount of insulation. Nice job, building a walk-in cooler?
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Definitely not me you have to convince. As soon as the kids are done with school, it should be moving time.
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