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    #16
    There's nothing like making jerky for 10 hours for everyone in the house to eat it all in 10 minutes.

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      #17
      Originally posted by tpack View Post
      10.5 lbs. of bottom round roast yielded 9 lbs. of jerky meat. After smoking for about 2 hours I was left with 5 lbs. of smoked jerky. I used Cabela`s Hickory jerky seasoning.

      I got the roast @ Brookshire`s for 35.00. They were BOGO . The seasoning cost about 5 bucks and I used about 3 bucks worth of pellets in the smoker.

      43.00 cost comes out to 8.60 per lb.



      This was the first time I made whole muscle jerky on my RECTEQ pellet smoker. Very happy with the results.









      Looks good. What temp did u use on the recteq?

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        #18
        Originally posted by Pauly G View Post
        Mr Stickers, You know how roughneck266 tries to get everyone to look at his Snack Stick!
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        Just call him Ol' SLIM JIM......

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          #19
          Originally posted by drwilliams View Post
          I been thinking about this myself. At what temperature did you smoke the Jerky?

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          I put my Recteq on Extreme Smoke which is 180 degrees. It took about 2 hours for it to get done. It turned out perfect. Probably the best jerky I have ever made.

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            #20
            Mmmmmm good

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