We season them up with just a little sea salt. Usually, ideally, I do it overnight. Kind of like the dry brine, but I didn't have time to do that, so we just got a few hours of absorbing that good salt flavor.
We're going to set that wood fire to 275. Get that good smoke. Once that smoked is done and we're at that 125, I'm going to move that wood fire to grill setting high.
We'll give these a nice sear on both sides. Take it to that 135, that medium, wherever you want. Let them rest.
Slice into them. Easy as can be.