Smoker/ grill

[Beautiful Mulberry]

Looking for one that burns actual wood or charcoal. I went to a few stores around here, not finding anything.
No propane or pellets.

 

[conditionzero]

Looking for one that burns actual wood or charcoal. I went to a few stores around here, not finding anything.
No propane or pellets.

Where are you located? Check out Championship BBQ in OKC. Also Academy has affordable offsets.

 

[Lee Beaittie]

It just so happens saw one at Home Depot the other day that is like a pellet smoker but you load it with lump coal, it wasn't cheap either I think the one they had was $899.

here's a link to the company.

https://www.masterbuilt.com/product...C-ItKRmHBEpjdOCxOX7an2wdvZSlpkQhoCAmwQAvD_BwE

 

[Beautiful Mulberry]

It just so happens saw one at Home Depot the other day that is like a pellet smoker but you load it with lump coal, it wasn't cheap either I think the one they had was $899.

here's a link to the company.

https://www.masterbuilt.com/product...C-ItKRmHBEpjdOCxOX7an2wdvZSlpkQhoCAmwQAvD_BwE

I seen these, I guess I didn’t pay to close attention. I thought they were all pellet.

 

[Beautiful Mulberry]

Where are you located? Check out Championship BBQ in OKC. Also Academy has affordable offsets.

I’m down by Ada. I’ll be up there for work Saturday and check them out.

 

[JEVapa]

Academy and Buc-ees sell Old Country BBQ pits. They're pretty awesome, built like a tank, and they last.

http://bbquepits.com/

 

[16colt]

https://www.hastybake.com/
I've never personally used one of their grills - but, the best BBQ I have ever had comes from BurnCo in Tulsa and they use these grills/smokers to make it.

 

[leo78lion]

https://www.hastybake.com/
I've never personally used one of their grills - but, the best BBQ I have ever had comes from BurnCo in Tulsa and they use these grills/smokers to make it.

Burnco is good, but have you tried Luke's in Coweta?

 

[bigred1]

Offset stick burner, heavy steel to retain the heat is the way I smoke meats..

 

[n423]

Offset stick burner, heavy steel to retain the heat is the way I smoke meats..View attachment 391898

Me too!! Only way to go....heavy steel offset, stick or lump coal. I've had a large smoker on a trailer and a custom built smoker portable. My stepdad had a welder make one from an old tank.