Nick87
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I'm in the market for wood burning stove for the new wall tent I have purchased any of you guys partial to a specific brand/ make/ model? Thanks!
Recommendations on a camp stove?
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SFC B
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Colorado cylinder stoves are top notch if weight is not issue.
TheSurveyor
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First stove I had was a cheap Chinese one. A bout killed us one night! Run a camp chef now. Well made and works great. For the price I don't think it can be beat.
Nick87
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I will check out both of these, thanks guys!
okie_hotrod
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I've looked at the KniCo Alaskan to use in our tent on our Colorado trip. It's a bit undersized for our setup but it'll probably only get lit at night to cook and knock the chill down a little bit. Made in the US and weighs 18lbs
Here's a link: https://www.kni-co.com/index.php?route=product/category&path=66
Here's a link: https://www.kni-co.com/index.php?route=product/category&path=66
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PrairieHunter
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Depends how big the tent is bu this model caught my attention a while back.
The 50 BMG looks interesting.
https://www.shtfandgo.com/product-category/survival-gear/stoves-and-fire/
The 50 BMG looks interesting.
https://www.shtfandgo.com/product-category/survival-gear/stoves-and-fire/
pabearhunter
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Depends on size of tent. A 2, 3 or 4 dog stove. Remember you can only put so much wood in a small stove but you can put less wood in a bigger stove.
I've used the standard model for years. Knock the chill, dry the gear.
I was looking for a stove a couple years ago for my 14X16 Wall tent and found a Kwik Kamp stove on Craigslist. I really like it. Heats fast and holds heat/coals very well. It’s heavy but very well made. I use a Big Buddy heater in the morning to knock the chill off while getting ready. Light the stove when I get back from hunting for warmth over night. I’ve been really happy with it. It doesn’t take a lot of wood either. I’ve ran the dog out more than once, LOL. He goes and lays in the porch until the tent cools down!
