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Old 12-18-2022, 06:31 PM
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Originally Posted by Big Grey Wolf View Post
I was sitting in my trappers cabin by large wood heater. I would estimate our larger wood heaters we use in our cabins and tents can put out 200-300,000 BTu's. That is why wood has unlimited warming or drying capability for wet hunting cloths etc in Any weather. Show me a $2.00/liter diesel heater that can compare to that with All the unlimited free wood in the forest. Do I need to say more.
Yes, you mentioned that on the last page.
While I don't think anything will replace wood for the big tents, there is a time and place for these little heaters.
An ice fishing tent is a prime example.

I use a wood stove in my outfitters tent, and I'm pretty sure nothing will ever replace it.
But hauling in things the size of a stove, chimney and wood just for a couple nights on the ice doesn't make a lot of sense.
Nevermind the fact that embers and plastic/nylon tents don't mix well.
But yes, for sheer output and affordability it's pretty tough to beat an air-tight, in most cases.
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