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10-11-2012, 04:44 AM
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It really depends on your budget. If money isn't a major concern get a Cookshack, I love mine and Dad has had his for 25 years with no problems. If the budget is tight get a Mastercraft. Two of the guys that work for me have them and get along just fine. Not near the quality of the Cookshack but less than a quarter of the money too. Whichever way you go KEEP GOOD NOTES on everything you smoke.
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10-11-2012, 10:05 AM
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Thanks Indy. Of course money is a concern, but I'm more interested in the ease of use. Like I said, I'm just starting out so I want something that's gonna be easy to use. Once I get the hang of things I'll probably upgrade to something better. Right now, I just want a smoker that's gonna do most of the work for me and I don't have to tend to it too much. Thanks again
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