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Been very happy with my Kwik Kamp woodstove, I run the larger of the two options in a 14x16 Davis canvas tent: https://kwikkamp.com/products-1
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Made in Oregon too. Nice!Been very happy with my Kwik Kamp woodstove, I run the larger of the two options in a 14x16 Davis canvas tent: https://kwikkamp.com/products-1
LOL! For sure. Just got back from bowhunting for elk over in the northeast corner of the state. Took the Big Buddy heater and 18 canisters of propane. Might have been the warmest year ever as far as overnight lows. I think one night might have dipped slightly below 50 degrees. Never even unloaded the heater from the back of the pickup, and we were running a butane cook stove, so plenty of propane left.There is one thing, when you run out of gas.....
My friend uses the barbeque size refillable cylinders of gas now for his heater since sadly the very handy but throw away 1# size hit near six bucks a can. Ultimately, he said he is glad he went that way.LOL! For sure. Just got back from bowhunting for elk over in the northeast corner of the state. Took the Big Buddy heater and 18 canisters of propane.
When I was a teenager, my dad and I built a 2 foot vertical extension out of 2x4's and plywood that fit the bed of his pickup. We'd plop the canopy on top of that and drive all over hell and back with that setup every hunting season.I've used both. I've even slept in a big E350 van with just the pilot light on (and a window very slightly cracked at just above freezing and been extremely comfortable. Propane tanks take up less space than a bed of wood so I guess it comes down to elevation, temps and space.
There is no one size fits all.
*** plus I like to tend a wood camp fire and not my heating choice while sleeping