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Sounds like a future overlander build; inverter, Traeger, mounts, wiring, jackery, solar panels. … as a complete package that maintains ground clearance and departure angles.
 
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Is that a Meat Church recipe? Sure looks familiar.
no it is nothing special. all i did was carefully and delicately remove the breastbone with a chainsaw, laid it upside down and smoked it. i recently learned of that process which is called spatchcock. i injected it with a simple mix of beef broth, melted butter and spices. it was smoked in 4 hours at 250 degrees. when the internal temperature hit 165 off the smoker it came. my dry rub is from the "dinosaur bar-b-que" cookbook. at 49 cents a pound, i bought two 20 lb turkeys from publix. it was delicious!
 

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no it is nothing special. all i did was carefully and delicately remove the breastbone with a chainsaw
Square ground or ripping chain?
 

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duh! ripping of course. use olive oil NOT bar lube.
Phew. Good thing. A square would just tear that yard bird right up.

I find Stihl's own branded olive oil works best in my MS251 Woodboss over their "chain lube." And it smells lovely when it comes into contact with freshly cut poultry, pine, or cherry.
 

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Phew. Good thing. A square would just tear that yard bird right up.

I find Stihl's own branded olive oil works best in my MS251 Woodboss over their "chain lube." And it smells lovely when it comes into contact with freshly cut poultry, pine, or cherry.
I only use the best in my Stihl 039 when ripping road kill. Argan olive oil and a chisel chain.
 

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I only use the best in my Stihl 039 when ripping road kill. Argan olive oil and a chisel chain.
Do you prefer an 18" or 20" for whitetails? I personally find the 18" handles better.
 

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