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Damn, I want to go to YOUR house!Everything is moving along well. The shoulders have gained about a 10 degree lead on the hams that are currently 160 degrees. My big smoker always runs a little hotter on the end with the chimney. To help insure a even cook I will now rotate the hog 180 degrees putting the hams in the "hotspot". View attachment 372665
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For not having done one in awhile I'm really happy how it turned out.
Cheek meat never makes it off the picking table.The meat around the jaws is some of the best on a whole hog. Looks awesome Will!
I'm really happy how it turned out.
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For not having done one in awhile I'm really happy how it turned out.
This one was 54lb and fed about 40 people and there was barely half a freezer bag leftover.That looks awesome, how much did the hog weigh? Also what internal temp is it finished?
Thinking about trying a whole one this summer, have a young one I've been eyeballing I think he'll be just about right early July.
I think mine will be a little bigger with about 30 people but it will be a week long family reunion so leftovers won't last long.This one was 54lb and fed about 40 people and there was barely half a freezer bag leftover.
Boo.
Try making them as "party ribs" next time. I prefer mine that way now.



wow! that looks delicious!