Buddy heater in a pop up blind?

[Efren]

There was an earlier thread about these buddy heaters that run on propane. My question is: can you use it in a pop up blind without compromising scent, sound, or even heat out put?

[Mudslinger]

Worked great for me for several years!

[perow]

Use one a lot when my dad is with me, never had any problems had deer walk by at 10yds. The only thing is when you start them there is the popping sound to get it lit

[tx07]

I bought the small one a couple years ago. It didnt work right out the box.
Have they fixed them since?

[bowhunterhelm]

Used it last year with no problems. I'll use it again.

[PDT4]

Not this weekend but i have used em in box blinds and they rock

[bs888]

Been using mine for years no problems, one winter i had trouble keeping it lit, but the wind was blowing a good 40 mph or more with snow. Whiteout conditions.

[tx07]

Yeah looks like the issues are not fixed. Look at this list of problems...

https://www.google.com/search?q=my+lilbuddy+heater+wont+lite&ie=UTF-8&oe=UTF-8&hl=en&client=safari

[Yankee Shooter]

Perfect for pop-up blind, keeps me toasty and deer still come in close. Buy one early because first cold day they will disappear from stores!

[Smithwr]

Get the hose adapter so you can hook it to a regular bottle that you set outside, and a long lighter to avoid the noise of the igniter.

[techunter]

They make all the difference in the world! It's easier to stay in the blind, and I've never had a deer show any alarm at all (the lighting process is loud though).

[JBarton]

love mine been using them for years

[Cropduster]

Never had a problem with them. I really enjoy having them around when it gets really cold.

[salth2o]

What they said. It makes the blind toasty and comfy.

[slomo]

I enjoy the ones I have. Sometimes they get you a little too warm