Oklahoma Joe's Grills & Smokers

Oklahoma Joe's has 3 grills and smokers on Grill Picker, priced from $380 to $630. The highest-rated Oklahoma Joe's pick is the Oklahoma Joe's Bronco Pro at 4.6★. Compare the full lineup below.

Oklahoma Joe's Bronco Pro
~$630
Charcoal Smoker
4.6(22)

The Oklahoma Joe's Bronco Pro is a heavy-duty 21.5-inch charcoal drum smoker with a sealed intake-pipe airflow system that gives drum-style cooking unusually precise temperature control, plus meat hangers and hooks for classic hang-style smoking.

Precision Airflow Dial15+ Hour Fuel BasketHang or Grate Cooking
Charcoal366 sq inapprox 200–450°F
Best for: Backyard smokers who want set-and-forget charcoal cooking and hang-style drum flavor without pellet-grill electronics
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Oklahoma Joe's Highland
No longer sold new
~$380
Offset Smoker
4.3(279)

The Oklahoma Joe's Highland is the most popular entry-level traditional offset smoker, with a heavy-gauge steel cook chamber and side firebox for real wood-and-charcoal Texas-style barbecue. It's the classic stick-burner starting point. Note: this model is no longer sold new as of 2026. Its current equivalent is the Oklahoma Joe's Highland Classic. (2024 line refresh renamed Highland to Highland Classic (24203001); oklahomajoes.com $379.99 (reg $429.99), out of stock direct but stocked at Home Depot)

Traditional Offset FireboxHeavy-Gauge SteelCharcoal and Wood Fuel
Wood/Charcoal619 sq inapprox 225–400°F
Best for: Learning real wood-fired Texas-style BBQ
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Oklahoma Joe's Longhorn
No longer sold new
~$630
Offset Smoker

The Oklahoma Joe's Longhorn is the larger, heavier-gauge sibling of the Highland, built from 2.5mm cold-rolled steel for better heat retention and more cooking capacity. It's a step up for serious offset cooks. Note: this model is no longer sold new as of 2026. Its current equivalent is the Oklahoma Joe's Longhorn Classic. (Renamed Longhorn Classic (13201747-50); oklahomajoes.com $629.99 (reg $729.99), out of stock direct; also at Tractor Supply)

1060 sq in Total Area2.5mm Heavy SteelCharcoal and Wood Fuel
Wood/Charcoal751 sq inapprox 225–400°F
Best for: Bigger Texas-style cooks and more thermal mass
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