Reverse flow smoker fire management

[@sniperdalear15]

Something else you should try. Put a whole chimney of unlit charcoal in the bottom. Put a quarter chimney of hot coal on top. The coals burn a lot slower going down then it does going up. And just put smaller hickory chunks on your burning charcoal. Works great!

[@MrJasonButcher]

UPDATE: use logs about 1/2 the size you see in this video. MAKE SURE THE WOOD IS DRY. use lit charcoal to start the fire. I was a rookie when I did this video.

[@ajwolgemuth5981]

I don’t know a lot about smoking but it deft looks like your wood is double the size it should be

[@toddpower4674]

Th3 fire will cost a fortune in charcoal

[@MrJasonButcher]

I just use charcoal to start the fire. I burn wood (cherry and hickory). I was a rookie when I did this video. If you dry your wood properly. It takes half the wood I had to use in that video. Thanks for watching

[@chrishabgood8900]

Is the log going to spike up too much?

[@shaneeady924]

No smokestack?

[@outdoorluxuries2887]

Reverse flows are for little girls

[@MrJasonButcher]

Reverse flows are for idiots. Smart people use glorified ovens and pellet grills... they also seem to be less talented. Lol

[@outdoorluxuries2887]

@@MrJasonButcher I just use an offset. I ain't scared