That my friend was from about six hours of smoke in a propane fired smoker, no way for the fire to get anywhere near the meat. It was moist, tender and delicious. It was my first experience with a propane smoker like that which my friend has. He had rubbed the meat down with seasoning before I arrived. Soaked a bunch of black cherry chips. There was a tiny bit of apple and hickory in the mix, but not enough to be noticed in flavor. Fired up the propane smoker and heated to 350 for 6 hours. Kept a healthy supply of wood chips on. Hotter and faster than I really like it smoked, but we started late and didn't want to eat at midnight so we took the chance and sped the process up. Worked out for us just fine. Like I said moist, tender, falling right off the bone deliciousness. I'd still prefer low and slow but in a pinch I'd do it that way again no question. Plus the propane heat makes it so easy to maintain a constant temperature and allowed us to focus on other projects at hand. Need to get one of those rigs to go with the side chambered wood smoker for myself. Don't often have time to commit to eight plus hours of stoking and adjusting temps the ol fashioned way.
@Icepick69 It was a group effort, but that basically sums it up.