Anyone have a wood stove like this

[flywise]

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[AntlerCollector]

That doesn’t look like wood.

I bet it could burn some wood though.

[HogHunter34]

Probably can smoke ribs & heat area at the same time
Kill two birds with one stone

[flywise]

Blaaaahaaaaa

[flywise]

Probably can smoke ribs & heat area at the same time
Kill two birds with one stone

Get a skillet going good for sure

[Arrowsmith]

I have a Four Dog stove. It is similar.

[Fargus]

Yes, I have a cylinder wood stove similar to that I built.

[Fargus]

It is currently stored. Give me about a month and I will have it cranked up for an elk hunt. The legs and stove pipe are stored inside.

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[flywise]

Very nice (both examples )
Put off a good bit of heat I guess? I’m just thinking of getting one for the lease and to have if our electric prices go through the roof like in Europe. I have a lot of wood

[BlackdirtCowboy]

I have one nearly identical to that. Mine came from Davis tent. Used it in my wall tent up in wyoming a few years ago. Blizzard blew in after setting up camp and dumped 18” of snow with -15° temperatures. It kept the tent so **** hot we had to unzip the flap to ventilate it a bit.

[wytex]

Friend of our made this one about 20 years ago. We use it every fall in the wall tent.
A water tank on the side would be nice.
It is heavy and we don't pack it in anywhere.

[Fargus]

Mine can make you hunt an exit if you load it up. Only complaint I have is it seems to go thru wood fairly quickly. I have to get up at least once a night, if not twice, to make sure we do not wake up shivering.

[Quackerbox]

I can tell you a chunk of lump coal about the size of a volleyball will make the first few inches of the vent pipe red

[flywise]

I can tell you a chunk of lump coal about the size of a volleyball will make the first few inches of the vent pipe red

Where can i buy coal?

[Quackerbox]

Where can i buy coal?

Ha! Couldnt tell you

The ranch owners son of the place we hunted in colorado worked at a coal mine. He would bring it home from work when we hunted.