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    A Great Cooker for Chicken

    I know with this headline many are thinking: PBC!!!

    I'm actually talking about the 14.5 WSM - chicken cooked above 300, on the top rack, vents wide open and bowl removed.

    Here is my cook earlier this week:

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    #2
    That is a right fine looking bird...👍 Personally I'd turn your heat up to a minimum of 350° but 375° or 400° would be better to crisp that skin up more. Just my opinion though.

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      #3
      Perfect and beautiful

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        #4
        I like it! Gotta get some chickens for the smoker.

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          #5
          That sir looks delicious!!

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            #6
            That looks like chicken done right.

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              #7
              Awesome!

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                #8
                Looks great! I can't even see the holes from the hangers. hehehe

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                  #9
                  Pretty birdie.

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                    #10
                    That looks awesome!

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                      #11
                      Looks like a winner!

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                        #12
                        JeffJ Finger slurping good! S&G? I guessing running all vents full open got you to mid 300's? How many briquettes do you think you used.? I have a full chimney (not compact).

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                          I filled a compact chimney and poured it on top of about 10 unlit coals once the chimney was half lit. I ran around 350 or so with all of the vents open. Mudkat

                        #13
                        Great lookin' yarbird, makin' me drool!!!

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                          #14
                          Thumbs up on that bird!

                          Kathryn

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                            #15
                            I do something similar on my WSM 18.5 but I use the roto from Cajun bandit with the small charcoal basket from a WSM 14.5 only because someone stole my 14.5 but did not get the basket. I could see doing the same on the grates too.

                            I have used Pecan which is really good but if you want to add some more heat and I think the best flavor I do mesquite. Seen 425 F with Mesquite. Also I try to get smaller birds so I can jack the heat without under cooking the breast.

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