How To Build A Smokehouse
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Lino loko
Props, but a lot of work
My word! Just build your smoke house, use a 5 gal. Metal can, w/lid, put in charcoal, add smoke wood, set it/forget it for boutbbn 8-10 hours!
…and the bulldozer?, where is the bulldozer????
Can’t stand the music!! Gheeze!!
Your fireplace is to far….
I know this video is 5 years old. But youtube has always been a video site. Slideshows are nice for a website. I really feel like that's why this video got alot of down votes. Great info in the video none the less. But not what most people expect on YouTube. EIther way, stay safe during these times of struggle
I wonder does it work in the winter or in cold areas also.
@permaculturehaven Was your fireplace covered? Or open on top??