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Old 06/03/05, 02:28 AM
 
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Question Smkoehouse Plans

Hi folks,
I have been looking for a set of smokehouse plans , but the ones I see one the net for free seem short of what I want. I am planning to do three hogs in 2006 and I want to smoke them ( I would also like to maybe do turkeys, deer and such ) . I have seen small ones but I would like to build a larger one so that i may be able to do the hams and bacon at the same time. but I have had no luck in my search.

Ok i could buy some but ..... I figure that the information is out there ( read I am cheap) ........... so can anyone help?

thanks
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Old 06/03/05, 05:55 AM
 
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What size are you looking for?

What material do you want to build it out of?
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Old 06/03/05, 12:24 PM
 
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Smokehouse Plans

Here is one I want to build to smoke turkeys in. Might be a little small, but you could scale it up:

http://www.canr.uconn.edu/ansci/ext/...smokehouse.pdf

Shane
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Old 06/03/05, 07:38 PM
 
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Lightbulb

thanks for the replies.........

well hermit, I was thinking of somthing maybe 8x8 ,and i have access to much old oak plank 2"x12" enough for the 8x8 . I saw the house that SYLVAR reffered to and i like it ... I think that I will try to scale it up and I think that I want a outside smoke source ( smoke pit ) . is this practical ....would use it ( and so would family ) if I had it .

maybe put a damper in the flue to control heat ........ just making plans now ...came across some resturant stuff I could use for shelving an d i plan on using the ss tables for a processing house (using parts from old cooler to control temp ) that is comming up as we speak.

thanks for input
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Old 06/03/05, 07:56 PM
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http://www.ag.ndsu.nodak.edu/abeng/plans/index.htm

there are two or three good sized plans in the Miscellaneous section.

this place has a good many interesting plans.

Angie
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Old 06/03/05, 10:37 PM
 
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Originally Posted by AngieM2
http://www.ag.ndsu.nodak.edu/abeng/plans/index.htm

there are two or three good sized plans in the Miscellaneous section.

this place has a good many interesting plans.

Angie

thank you VERY VERY MUCH ANGIE, that was exactly what I was looking for .............and as you said there were many plans that if I only had time( but I think that 1 or 2 will make it on the roun2it list ).

thanK YOU again
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Old 06/03/05, 11:02 PM
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You're welcome....

come back and tell us how the build goes, or just hang around and become part of the Homesteading family....

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Old 06/03/05, 11:20 PM
 
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Gee, this is one thing I wish my dad were here to ask. He knew all about butchering hogs, smokehouses (how to build and operate, etc.) and a whole lot of other stuff that went with him to the grave.

Dad's last "hog experience" was in the early fifties. He had a bar/restaurant back then and kept a few hogs in a pen up the hill from the place. They got fed scraps from the restaurant and when they got big enough they got "served"
in the restaurant. Dad always used to say that when he had enough of the drunks in the bar, he'd amble up the hill and talk to the hogs. (Guess they made a lot more sense.)

Got a lot of archaic information from dad. Wish he were still here now!

Bob
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