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    Hello from Southern Oregon

    Hello from Southern Oregon. I am pretty new to AmazingRibs, but have been BBQ'ing for awhile. I have 2 old Weber BBQ's. One, the older(20+ years) has been converted to a smoker with a pitmasterIQ analog smoke unit and the other is used for grilling. I have a gas grill(Weber Silver) that is 25 years old. Lastly I have a Homemade(Local FFA High School welding class) Off-Set smoker. I live on a ranch and we raise our own Red Angus Beef and Hampshire/Suffolk Meat lambs. I hope to learn more about smoking, especially different pieces of meat as we get a variety of cuts when you have the local butcher shop cut & wrap your own animals.Lastly I just got a Thermoworks Smoke temperature probe for Christmas 2019, and that has been a real eye-opener on actual temps in each of my BBQ's and Smokers.
    I always enjoy BBQ, especially any new roadside grill that I can find. I get to travel quite a bit and lie to seek out BBQ joints in small towns from Northern WA down to about Bakersfield CA and east to Idaho and Utah.
    Today I just brined and seasoned up a Chuck shoulder Blade roast that I plan to smoke up tomorrow. Any suggestions are always appreciated!
    Cheers!
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    Howdy from the Great State of Jefferson! Oh wait, you're a Jeffersonian yourself. Well howdy anyway, and welcome to the Pit.
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    • Argoboy
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      March 21, 2020, 05:08 PM
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      Where is the state of Jefferson?
    • tbob4
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      March 21, 2020, 07:52 PM
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      Welcome! You are close to Mike. When the southern wind blows north and you think your neighbor is BBQ’ing it isn’t. It’s Mike.
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    • CaptainMike
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      March 21, 2020, 10:17 PM
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      I think what tbob4 is trying to say is that I tend to blow a lot of smoke up people's......well, you get the drift....
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    I think I'm currently from Greater Idaho
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    • CaptainMike
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      CaptainMike commented
      March 21, 2020, 07:31 PM
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      That'll work too brother!!
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    Welcome from Virginia!

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      Welcome from Maryland

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          Welcome to the Pit from Dallas!

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            Welcome from the California Delta.

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              Welcome to The Pit Jeff.

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                Welcome from Colorado ...

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                  Welcome from Wilson County, Texas!

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                    Hello neighbor from Grants Pass.
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