Man I made the best beef ribs I’ve ever eaten on this thing. Did just salt and pepper. My kids bought me this for Father’s Day and its by far my favorite smoker in my arsenal.
I came to this channel after viewing your posting and being an avid Texas bbq fan myself I couldn't pass on the chance. Man I did not expect that Ray Charles joke that was hilarious. Great stuff keep it up. Subbed
Thank you for the review. I ended up with a higher quality offset from Sunterra (also from Texas). I have a Santa Maria pit from them and love it. It will take a month until I get it. That did not change anything when learning what to do when starting out with a new smoker. Changing from pellet smokers seems to be a challenge but worth the extra effort.
@@Fork-And-Embers I was going to get an Old Country like you have but by the time I rented a trailer, drove 40 miles each way to the dealer and hoped to get a "good one" the price difference for the quality and having it delivered was not as great in my mind. I am not knocking Old Country since I have never owned one, I have just looked at a lot of reviews. Looking at the statistics the Sunterra is way heavier so they are using more metal somewhere. I have purchased so many smokers over the years, from electric to gas to pellets and the cheaper ones only last so long. This should be my forever smoker. If it lives up to my expectations I just might have to make a video like you have. The Santa Maria pit is a built in and was purchased in 2017. It is a good now as the day I bought it. The only thing I have done other than cleaning is re-painting the red wheels since the California sun had faded them. I cook on it very often. Keep posting your great videos and we will keep watching them.
Oh yea that’s rough. What do you have access to there? If you could find something with 1/4” steel, you’re set usually. As long as the flow is good. You might be able to find people who build them near you
Subscribed, really enjoyed WSM video since I am planning to buy my first smoker. remember my granddad smoking with smoker where firepit was under ground and pipe was running underground to smoke chamber made of wood above the ground. But I guess I will be not building this one:) Can You post an uncensored version as well of this video
Thanks for the kind words. Yea that’s a pretty unique smoker. Don’t think I’ve ever seen one like that. As far as the uncensored version, I might need to start a patreon or something so I can drop the uncensored version. RUclips doesn’t like all of the “profanity” 🙄
My sons bought me this for my birthday a few years ago and I love it. Oklahoma Joes are a great product as well. If they made a 1/4 inch smoker, it would be tough to pass up.
So looks like it’s designed in Texas and manufactured across the border. Was a few sources that stated it was made in Texas but just confirmed with Old Country that it’s manufactured in Mexico! I’ve updated the description to reflect
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Old Country BBQ Pits puts out a fantastic smoker!!! Been using mine for years and still love it. It’s a brisket cooking machine!!!
Man I made the best beef ribs I’ve ever eaten on this thing. Did just salt and pepper. My kids bought me this for Father’s Day and its by far my favorite smoker in my arsenal.
I came to this channel after viewing your posting and being an avid Texas bbq fan myself I couldn't pass on the chance. Man I did not expect that Ray Charles joke that was hilarious. Great stuff keep it up. Subbed
Thanks for subbing and viewing! If you like Texas bbq, you’ll love my next video. I’ll be diving into central Texas bbq and smoking some beef ribs 😊
Really great info on the Brezos which I'm looking to buy, thanks.
Glad it was helpful! I think for the money it’s hard to beat.
Ny checking in,thanks for wsm videos.
Hey from Kentucky! Thanks for checking in. Here’s to hoping you stick around 😊
Thank you for the review. I ended up with a higher quality offset from Sunterra (also from Texas). I have a Santa Maria pit from them and love it. It will take a month until I get it. That did not change anything when learning what to do when starting out with a new smoker. Changing from pellet smokers seems to be a challenge but worth the extra effort.
I’ve been looking for a really nice Santa Maria setup. Old country sells one as well but I might checkout that one as well.
@@Fork-And-Embers I was going to get an Old Country like you have but by the time I rented a trailer, drove 40 miles each way to the dealer and hoped to get a "good one" the price difference for the quality and having it delivered was not as great in my mind. I am not knocking Old Country since I have never owned one, I have just looked at a lot of reviews.
Looking at the statistics the Sunterra is way heavier so they are using more metal somewhere. I have purchased so many smokers over the years, from electric to gas to pellets and the cheaper ones only last so long. This should be my forever smoker. If it lives up to my expectations I just might have to make a video like you have.
The Santa Maria pit is a built in and was purchased in 2017. It is a good now as the day I bought it. The only thing I have done other than cleaning is re-painting the red wheels since the California sun had faded them. I cook on it very often.
Keep posting your great videos and we will keep watching them.
Excellent video
Thank you very much!
Great video...
Thanks!
Hodge twins clip had me rolling! 😂
Loved the review, shame you can't get them in the UK!
Oh yea that’s rough. What do you have access to there? If you could find something with 1/4” steel, you’re set usually. As long as the flow is good. You might be able to find people who build them near you
I like your style dude.
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Happy to hear it! Thank you
Subscribed, really enjoyed WSM video since I am planning to buy my first smoker. remember my granddad smoking with smoker where firepit was under ground and pipe was running underground to smoke chamber made of wood above the ground. But I guess I will be not building this one:)
Can You post an uncensored version as well of this video
Thanks for the kind words. Yea that’s a pretty unique smoker. Don’t think I’ve ever seen one like that. As far as the uncensored version, I might need to start a patreon or something so I can drop the uncensored version. RUclips doesn’t like all of the “profanity” 🙄
@@Fork-And-Embers Basically it was like in this video but smoke went underground through pipe ruclips.net/video/3aquqpT-Ldo/видео.html
Oh it’s essentially a smoke house. That’s really cool. I’ve always thought about building one
I had to retire my Chargriller offset just got Oklahoma joes center smoker,i still use 14.5 wsm for butts
My sons bought me this for my birthday a few years ago and I love it. Oklahoma Joes are a great product as well. If they made a 1/4 inch smoker, it would be tough to pass up.
New subscriber here from BRANTFORD ONTARIO
Hey there! Thank you. I’m here in Bardstown Kentucky. Bourbon Capital of the world lol
Remove the baffle with a welder. Got it
That stack looks a bit short by at least a foot. I make my grates using stainless.
It is. I comment on that fault at one point. There are mods you can add to extend it. For the price though, tough to beat
@@Fork-And-Embers Quite true.
Wow....that was an old clip of the twins
lol yea I’ve not watched them in a while but they were funny as heck back in the day.
@@fork-and-embers great breakdown!
I cut the baffle out of my Yoder Wichita per suggestion of Mad Scientist BBQ- Jeremy Yoder
I watched that same video actually. The Wichita is a great smoker too
Great smoker. Made in Mexico not Texas.
So looks like it’s designed in Texas and manufactured across the border. Was a few sources that stated it was made in Texas but just confirmed with Old Country that it’s manufactured in Mexico! I’ve updated the description to reflect
Thank you. I have a Wrangler and Love It!!