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[QUOTE="Johnny Mac, post: 4783517, member: 739"] [URL='https://www.lowes.com/pd/Pit-Boss-Pro-850-sq-in-Hammer-Tone-Pellet-Grill/5013310459']Pit Boss [/URL]at Lowes has an excellent entry level smoker. I have this one, it does a great job and it is very easy to use. As you get ready to smoke your first brisket or pork shoulder, remember you're not cooking a quality piece of meat. You're not cooking a filet mignon. You're taking a tough piece of meat and slowly rendering the fat in it while tenderizing the meat. Low and slow wins the day. [/QUOTE]
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