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Message: <blockquote data-quote="johnr" data-source="post: 42684" data-attributes="member: 395">#guywhosmokes posted pictures of his smoker enclosed in a shed of shorts for better temp control, and smoking in wind and cold.I built a similar set up a year ago, and as we speak am smoking chicken drummies, so I figured I would post pictures of the design I used.It helps greatly when the wind is blowing, like it always does in western ND, and helps minorly when its below zero out, I use a sunflower heater inside the shed to bring the overall temp of the ambient air up, which is helpful in a Bradley smoker maintaining and getting up to temp(they are not a cold weather smoker so much)[ATTACH]1562[/ATTACH]I have this right over the vent in the smoker, and put an in line vent fan in the 4 inch tubing, that I wired to a switch so I can easily turn it on and off when running the smoke. It vents the smoke right out the back of the shed through a dryer vent flapper thingamajig.[ATTACH]1563[/ATTACH]More of a close up view, I have run this for close to a couple years now, and would guess I use this a couple times a month, so far so good. I have had no issues with the fan building up with any soot.[ATTACH]1564[/ATTACH]Of course I keep a beer fridge next to it, because smoking and drinking go together.- - - Updated - - -The strangely places kitty litter box in the pictures is actually my minnow bucket for ice fishing. I have a square bait bucket inside of it, works pretty well. Just incase you thought that I maybe was a weird cat guy...haha</blockquote>

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