turkeys can be done this way also,
I am going to try the smoked chicken, sounds pretty good.
With regards to gmmclains comment about turkey.
I bought one of those tall, red, round topped "gourmet" smokers a few years back when my Lil Chief finally gave up the ghost. The first thing I learned is the red smoker is no good for smoking salmon. It's way too hot. BUT I learned it is awsome for smoking turky drumsticks. Ohh maan... you can make some seriously good drum sticks at least as good or better than those you get at the state fair.
First buy a pack of Fred Flinstone turkey legs. You know the really big ones. Then I inject them with a "brine" of crab boil, or zatarains cajun or creole spice, and a few dashes of your favorite hot sauce, boiled up to create the brine. Be sure there is a somewhat salty component to what you use or add some salt. Let the brine cool back to room temp. Once the brine has cooled I then inject the legs. Coat legs liberally with a similar cajun type of spice/rub. Save the left over brine.
I like to let them set 24 hours in the fridge.
Take the legs out so they can get back to about room temp. I heat up the smoker till the chips are beginning to smoke. For chips I prefer alder for fish but for this I use hickory or sometimes a fruit wood. Once the smoker is up to temp I nuke the legs (4-6) for about 5 minutes turning half way through (save any drippings from the nuking). This brings the internal temp up prior to going into the smoker. I stick em in the smoker, basting about each 45 minutes (more or less) with the left over brine and any drippings from nuking. As for smoke, like fish, it only takes about two batches of chips to do the job. Excessive smoking will tend to make them a little bitter on the skin. I usually smoke about 2 - 4 hours or more depending on outside temp. Use a meat thermometer to check for proper doneness. These are for sure best as soon as they are done but are still great cold or reheated.
