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New Members => Introduce Yourself => Topic started by: YukonGuy on October 09, 2018, 11:14:23 AM

Title: Newbie to smoking from Yukon Canada
Post by: YukonGuy on October 09, 2018, 11:14:23 AM
Good day everyone!

A little about myself...

Im a hunter who has taken up the hobby of processing my own meat into finished products for my family and friends.

I am brand new to smoking, and my first project is to build myself a great proofer smoker (all advice is welcome to parts and wiring for PID's).

I have only hunted Moose and sheep up here in the north. So I am looking for recipes for sausages and snack sticks, techniques for brining and smoking a variety of cuts of meat.

Its great to be apart of this community, I will post my progress as I go. Trial and error I am sure but I do not like to see much of my harvested meat go to waste, So all tips and information welcome, PLEASE!  :D

Thanks everyone, I look forward to smoking everything I can
Title: Re: Newbie to smoking from Yukon Canada
Post by: TMB on October 09, 2018, 11:52:36 AM
Welcome from Alabama.  Never tried moose, not likie they are running rampant in Alabama  ;D ;D ;D 
Title: Re: Newbie to smoking from Yukon Canada
Post by: TwistedSanity on October 09, 2018, 02:44:52 PM
Welcome to the boards.  I hail form the NWT,  nice to have a neighbour around.

Have you yet to buy a smoker and are asking advice,  or have you already bought a Bradley and are looking at advancing from there?

Some basic knowledge on your available place to smoke would help.  With moose season late in fall it does not give us northerners much time to process with a smoker before the snow flies.

I have a snack stick recipe that I have perfected (in my very own biases opinion over the last three years that I would be willing to share if you would like it.

Take care
Title: Re: Newbie to smoking from Yukon Canada
Post by: YukonGuy on October 10, 2018, 09:19:48 AM
Thanks TMB it would be great to have some southern styles influencing some of the different stuff Ill have in the smoker over the years.

So my smoking setup will be indoors in my heated garage throughout the winter.

I will be trying to follow MR. Walleye's exact setup. I just need to figure out his parts list (If someone can help me with that)

I have 220 power available, I have a range exhaust hood. I have the proofer cabinet which is about 60*20*32.

I want to build with an oven element. Just need to know which PID controllers I need and basically everything from size of wiring to fuses and thermocouples.

Please share!
Title: Re: Newbie to smoking from Yukon Canada
Post by: TMB on October 10, 2018, 11:59:19 AM
Quote from: YukonGuy on October 10, 2018, 09:19:48 AM
Thanks TMB it would be great to have some southern styles influencing some of the different stuff Ill have in the smoker over the years.

So my smoking setup will be indoors in my heated garage throughout the winter.

I will be trying to follow MR. Walleye's exact setup. I just need to figure out his parts list (If someone can help me with that)

I have 220 power available, I have a range exhaust hood. I have the proofer cabinet which is about 60*20*32.

I want to build with an oven element. Just need to know which PID controllers I need and basically everything from size of wiring to fuses and thermocouples.

Please share!
I have a few good sausage recipes both breakfast and dinner that may work with moose
Title: Re: Newbie to smoking from Yukon Canada
Post by: Edward176 on October 11, 2018, 03:13:51 PM
Hey YukonGuy and welcome (from Winnipeg) to the Forum. Lots of great advise and knowledge here so don't be afraid to ask questions.
Title: Re: Newbie to smoking from Yukon Canada
Post by: REMMER1551 on October 13, 2018, 12:29:37 PM
Welcome to a fellow Canadian......look forward to some of what you smoke!


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