Refrigerator Converted Into Venison Smoker

Refrigerator Converted Into Venison Smoker FARM HOME Food 31-1-30 Roger Moore, Oconee, Ill., converted a refrigerator for smoking venison. "We smoke our own jerky and salami and snack sticks in it," says Moore. He welded a small metal box to the bottom of the refrigerator, with a door on it that serves as a damper. The box is big enough for a coffee can filled with wood chips or charcoal. Metal handles are welded onto the can. There's a hot plate at the bottom of the box. A pipe goes up from the plate and through the box. A series of racks set on metal brackets bolted to the sides of the refrigerator. The hot plate is operated by an electric cord with a thermostat on it. Contact: FARM SHOW Followup, Roger Moore, 19207 E. 29th Rd., Oconee, Ill. 62553 (ph 217 539-4366; cell ph 217 246-1541).

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