PG500 Pellet "Life" (Overnight)

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Does anybody have any data (or even anecdotal recollections) about how long a 20-pound bag of CookShack pellets would "last" during a 225 degree PG500 cook if the temperature in the back yard is roughly 50 degrees F? I'm kicking around smoking a large brisket overnight, and wondering how likely it would be that I would need to re-stock the bin with pellets when I should be sleeping! Would you anticipate any appreciable difference using BBQrsDelight or CookinPellets rather than CookShack pellets, or would all three burn at roughly the same rate?

1/13/195:02 PM

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