Bought my first Bradley. looking for some tips from the pros
Welcome from South Dakota! Don't be in a hurry and keep your top vent open. Feel free to ask any questions you may have, you are sure to get an answer. You will find this to be unlike any other forum you have found. Great people who truly want to help their smoking brethren with any problem they may have. Oh and take pictures, we like pictures! Have fun with your new addiction!
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lots of help here pick what you want to try and ask for advice. you will get all the help you need welcome aboard from alberta.
Any of you Canadian guys ever hear of Corb Lund? He's one of my very favorite musicians and next to no one in the states has a clue who he is. I think he's fairly popular up there?
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Welcome from N E Minnesota.
Hi bat119l;
Welcome to the forum.
You will also find a lot of tips at the below link:
Bradley FAQ's (http://www.susanminor.org/forums/showthread.php?481-Bradley-Smoker-FAQ-s&p=748#post748)
And several recipes located in on convenient area:
Old's Place - Recipe Site (http://www.susanminor.org/forums/index.php)
Welcome from Texas, you found a great place to hang out.
TF corb lund is from the pincher creek area of southern alberta. he plays lots of smaller gigs, as of yet have not seen him live but the wife is a big fan and i get to hear his tunes a lot
Saw him play in the Twin Cities last November. Outstanding!
Welcome from Maryland
welcome to the forum!!
Quote from: tailfeathers on April 19, 2014, 11:29:06 AM
Any of you Canadian guys ever hear of Corb Lund? He's one of my very favorite musicians and next to no one in the states has a clue who he is. I think he's fairly popular up there?
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check out "the smalls" I had a couple of friends that played in that band with him,
met him a few times, really nice guy!! quite abit different then what he is playing now
I'm also from Saskatchewan and have had issues with our cool climate (especially with the cool evenings and nights in summer) and cooking temp. When it's cold out it is impossible to reach 220-250 and keep it there. I'm not really sure how to solve this problem. I'm interested to hear of your cool weather experiences.
alberta edmonton area. any wind will suck the heat right out of the smoker. a screen or garden shed/ overhead shelter out of the wind will make a lot of differance. hot water in the bowl,a heated foil wrapped brick to act as a heat sink will also help.lots of options use what ever you have. i put mine in a small garden shed with a vent in the top. no problem keeping heat up.
use the search function and search for smoker blanket or search my posts i
did a write up on one
hope this helps
Quote from: kayes on April 26, 2014, 08:41:34 AM
I'm also from Saskatchewan and have had issues with our cool climate (especially with the cool evenings and nights in summer) and cooking temp. When it's cold out it is impossible to reach 220-250 and keep it there. I'm not really sure how to solve this problem. I'm interested to hear of your cool weather experiences.