Dr Smoke ,

[dshaffes]

I own a Traeger Pro 22 and it works fantastic! At the time when I bought mine, it was their top end grill. Now it's their entry level line and is on sale for Father's Day at $499. It doesn't have the WiFi controller of the newer models, but reliably produces great tasting food, and that's the bottom line. A lot of people will take shots at Traeger, but my experience has been very positive.

[painter]

Welcome from a Jersey guy now in Colorado. Although from Bergen County my Dad ended his days in the Red Bank/Little Silver area so I know that stretch a bit.
Enjoy the pit and everything it has to offer!

[holehogg]

Greetings from South Africa

[Doc Gleason]

Played rugby witha bunch of your oaks back in the day palmer coll of chiropractic all tough players Doc

[holehogg]

Tough game rugby. By far my most favourite sport.

[Doc Gleason]

As we say state wide A game for animals played by Gentleman Doc

[DavidNorcross]

Welcome from Virginia! I was born in Toms River NJ and still have family there.

[Doc Gleason]

Gov Murphy killing us smart move

[Skip]

Welcome from Minnesota. I've had Pellet Grills for several years. At least look at Blaz N Grill, Grilla, and Yoder. They are above entry level IMO but worth the extra investment. There are lots to pick from.

[jgreen]

Welcome from Winnipeg. I would recommend the units from Grilla, but lots of other good ones as well.

[RonB]

Welcome to The Pit.

[Doc Gleason]

Looking at the green mountain davey crocket pellet model any one using one comments

[Whiskeyman53]

My wife bought me a Camp Chef DLX Smoke Pro for my 50th. I use it 2 or 3 times a week for smoking and roasting at higher temps. It does not get any easier, no babysitting coals or fires. Many complaints are based on lack of strong smoke output. I suggest that whichever pellet grill you decide on that you also purchase a smoking tube. They truly are the set it and forget it cookers. My favorite so far has been smoked meatloaf and roasted spatchcock chicken.

[Ricardo]

Welcome and greetings from Florida. I have a Woodwind CampChef pellet cooker. It’s a good entry level smoker and grill. I still use it and like it very much. Had some issues when it first arrived. Nothing that CampChef did not quickly resolve. Mine is about 3 years old, and I know the newer models have implemented additional features, and I think it’s worth while looking into.