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Stove for a true outdoorsman.

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http://www.theospark.net/2012/...for-outdoor-man.html

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Well it looks like that outdoorsmen has a chainsaw.
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Not quite so handy that one. I'll stick with my Jetboil, but that could be good for car camping.
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True outdoorsman would have used a fire pit and rocks and not pans bought from Wal-Mart. FAIL! :lol:
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Thats pretty creative, I like it. Tasty lookin' grub too!

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Pretty creative idea when you stop to think about it.

I assume the last photo is a tank of water being heated for showering - good use of the additional energy after cooking...


Maser wrote:True outdoorsman would have used a fire pit and rocks and not pans bought from Wal-Mart. FAIL! :lol:
Maser, aren't you a city dweller? One could argue a true outdoorsman would cook on the blade of his E-Tool, but then again, I don't believe a literal translation of the title was intended...
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You sir, need a cast iron skillet.
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Put a chain around the log and use a maul to split it...much easier than using a chain saw IMO.
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Try the BioLite stove: http://biolitestove.com/BioLite.html
Converts firewood into electricity.
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