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   Camping Stove

   Building a fire in the backcountry is feasible, but I've never bothered with one for cooking, only for warmth and ambience. They're great if you are spending more than one day in a particular location and have the time to cut wood. Usually I avoid backcountry campfires in the winter due to the...

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   • AirheadNut
   • Post #21
   • Jan 13, 2024
   • Forum: Camping & Outdoor Gear
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   Camping Stove

   Did someone mention winter camping? Are you looking for a cooking stove? Stoves that run on isobutane mix do not work well in cold weather. Choose something that runs on liquid fuel, like the Svea 123 mentioned above, a Coleman stove, or something like the MSR Whisperlite. I always tent...

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   • AirheadNut
   • Post #9
   • Jan 4, 2024
   • Forum: Camping & Outdoor Gear