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    Brisket ?

    At what internal temp do you pull your brisket off the pit?

    #2
    Start checking for tenderness when it gets to 195 or so. When the temp probe goes in like a hot knife in butter, it’s ready to pull. Don’t go by temp only.

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      #3
      201.78408543 degrees f

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        #4
        Brisket ?

        Mines mid to high 190 to 202, depends on my patience


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          #5
          202. I do not touch it before then. Perfect brisket every time.

          wrap at 160.

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            #6
            Originally posted by WTucker View Post
            Start checking for tenderness when it gets to 195 or so. When the temp probe goes in like a hot knife in butter, it’s ready to pull. Don’t go by temp only.
            Best answer is this one.

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              #7
              Wrap at 160 pull at 205 wrap in towel and let it rest in a cooler for an hour.

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                #8
                It depends on each brisket. I go by feel like WTucker says. When the probe slides in like butter, I pull it. Typically this is around 198-205 degrees in the flat. Be sure to let the brisket rest. This will give the point time to tighten just a bit as it is usually very loose when slicing. I prefer 2 hours or so in a cooler. Happy smoking!

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