wood burning camp stove

[tmckay2]

yeah cabelas has some nice ones. ive been looking at several of theirs

[Beprepared]

Sportsman Guide had http://www.sportsmansguide.com/net/c....aspx?a=900475


and this super cheap one



http://www.sportsmansguide.com/net/c....aspx?a=389662

[tdhatt]

I've been outfitting for over 35 years and the stove I recommend is the Simms Sportsman Stove. Just bought the a new one last year to replace my first one!
Check it out at: http://www.wtp.net/simsstov/stoveSportsman.html

[Badger]

We usually build them out of large ammo cans. I'll see if I can get some pics posted when the wife gets back home.





Badger

[tmckay2]

I ended up getting a decent one as part of a deal it's a kni-co stove. I did have issues though with the stove pipe coming apart in the wind, especially swirling wind where it pushes and lifts. Should I be bolting the sections together? They fit tight when I put them together but if the wind is just right it pulls them apart. Which, as you might imagine, is a bit frightening in a tent. Straight wind at Pawnee was ok, swirling wind in monument not so much. How do you guys deal with the wind?

[hobowh]

Some duct tape (metal type not duck), and you can cut through it to disasemble

[killarney]

Kifaru stoves are pretty good. compared to others they are relatively lightweight, they can be disassembled and packed down fairly small and they offer them in different sizes.