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Way to go! You're gonna dig them, moist beefy goodness on a bone. And do go freezing that second one just yet, after the first one, you may start another fire right away. :razz:
 
Thanks for all the help....bout to get theese going now. There massive. Got them at a butcher, he just received them yesterday so there super fresh. I will post some pics when there ready to eat!!
 
Imo, you should smoke those big bones rubbed with SPOG at 285F, high enough to correctly melt the hard fat out anf inside the meat.
My cooking time at that T is minimum 5 hours for short plate beef ribs.
From that moment on, I check with any kind of probe you like (always the same to get practice with it) and when ready pull them off the smoker, let it vent a while and rest in double foil double blanckets for 1 hour.
Enjoy.
 
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