Just a few close family so they got to take a lot home and we have a second dinner and more to vacuum seal!
Just pulled it... 203 F... wrapped up and into a cooler.... for a couple of hours... 11 1/2 hours....
I took the Texas crutch a step farther and after the first 4 hours of pellet heat I just threw my last pork butt into a closed pot in the oven with some onions and cider until it hit 205. Way moister and that bark can get a little hard to eat.
I use to use Texas crutch on baby backs until recently. Now find its not needed and get better results. But with as much meat as you were cooken it definatley saves time. In regards to tough to eat bark on large roast cuts-I find a small pan of apple juice in the smoker allows good bark that isnt tough.