Awesome!
Once I got into doing stuff like this, one of the things it took me the longest to figure out is how to salt/season.
When you get into bigger cuts of meat like pork loin, tri tip, brisket, picanha, pork shoulder, a fatty, etc you have to salt it to the point you think it might be over salted, then salt it just a little more.
It gets even more complicated when you start using commercial or homemade rubs because some have way more salt than others.
The seasoning/smoke/temp matrix learning curve is a big part of the fun for me…it’s also probably one of the biggest reasons people give up after a couple tries.
Many people recommend getting good at pork shoulder and then moving on from there. It’s cheap, easy, versatile, and forgiving. Like girls that go to ISU.