We have this very same grill, btw.farrarfan1 wrote: Here's the inside.
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Shouldn't be too hard, there are few areas in Indiana with 'hills' as found in the picture.dEvRoNiKa wrote:We're coming to find you.farrarfan1 wrote:Not as elaborate as the fancy Texas pits but here is my cookshack in my backyard. Two stories, the roof rolls back and down the side. My other smoker's not in the pictures. I've had two going at once in the building...
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If you look closely between the end of his deck and his A/C unit you can see his smoker. He also has a pit in the ground where he does whole pigs.saratoga jay wrote:umm. if your wife makes a killa' tater salad that dude living behind you may be the luckiest neighbor on the face of the earth.farrarfan1 wrote:Not as elaborate as the fancy Texas pits but here is my cookshack in my backyard. Two stories, the roof rolls back and down the side. My other smoker's not in the pictures. I've had two going at once in the building.
Work bench inside the shack. Yes Jay tunes have been heard blasting from the little CD player, the shack has lights and electricity.
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umm. if your wife makes a killa' tater salad that dude living behind you may be the luckiest neighbor on the face of the earth.farrarfan1 wrote:Not as elaborate as the fancy Texas pits but here is my cookshack in my backyard. Two stories, the roof rolls back and down the side. My other smoker's not in the pictures. I've had two going at once in the building.
Work bench inside the shack. Yes Jay tunes have been heard blasting from the little CD player, the shack has lights and electricity.
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Not as elaborate as the fancy Texas pits but here is my cookshack in my backyard. Two stories, the roof rolls back and down the side. My other smoker's not in the pictures. I've had two going at once in the building.
Here's the inside.
Teh woodpile.
Work bench inside the shack. Yes Jay tunes have been heard blasting from the little CD player, the shack has lights and electricity.
Here's the inside.
Teh woodpile.
Work bench inside the shack. Yes Jay tunes have been heard blasting from the little CD player, the shack has lights and electricity.
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Hm. Haven't tried Doziers, and yes, that is pretty close.Thomas_J_Foolery wrote:
Dev, New Zion BBQ in Huntsville is awesome. Listed among Tex. Monthly top 50. Just follow the smoke off of the main roadway into Sam Houston State Univ. Doziers in Fulshear - your neck of the woods is good too.
Likely will show up on the next Meat Map.
Funny thing is - I don't often eat meat. I guess I just save up for the blood festivus and get all my carnivorin' in then.
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