Adam's Kitchen

Classic favorite - on the smoker!
Pre-heat the smoker to 180F.
Heavily season your meat as desired. I used Meat Church Holy Cow. No binder - just coating with seasoning and pressing it in.
Place your meat directly on the smoker grates. Smoke for about 90 minutes - don't worry about internal temp or tenderness at this point.
While the meat is smoking, prepare your veggies. I like to quarter the potatoes, cut the baby carrots in half, and roughly chop the onions.
Pull the meat from the smoker and put it in a large foil pan. Pour in your beef broth, then add the veggies. This will likely crowd the pan, and some veggies will be on top of the meat - that's ok!
Increase the smoker temp to 225. Sprinkle a bit more seasoning across the top and cover with foil, then place back on the smoker til the meat is fork-twist-tender. For me, this was about 6 more hours.
Allow the roast to rest for about an hour so the juices can redistribute. I usually pre-heat my oven to "warm", then turn it off, then put the meat in to rest.
Roughly shred the meat (I just used tongs) and eat up! This stored well enough in the fridge, re-heated on the stovetop. I'd love to find a way to vacuum seal it for later, but I only have an edge sealer, not a chamber.