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![]() Fantastic post and pictures!! I talked with hubby about this and told him I was giving it a try in our back lot area. Thanks for all the great info!!
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![]() Very cool my friend! Thanks for the pictures i hope to make one like that!
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![]() great post, will try this on my next trip
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![]() Used these before, they're brilliant, and once it's going good and hot, will even burn green wood with little more smoke.
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![]() I like this idea, but my ground is bedrock. I would have to dig it out in spring when it is rainning like h-ll. then I would have to wait till June when it dried out enough to burn wood in. But thanks for the great pictures.
Right now I am saving up items to build my first rocket stove. They seem to work really well above ground. |
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![]() Great tutorial. The native americans had a similar method, if not the same. They would be able to sit over the top of it with a bison hide or blanket wrapped around their shoulders and over their head in something like a miniature tent(or military poncho) this would keep them warm even if it was snowing on them and allow them to remain hidden while they slept in the field. Great stuff.
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![]() this is a must try i will start digging tomorrow and try to post my results
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![]() An excellent post and pictures ! I have seen this in survival books , as line drawings , and had intended to try it but never got around to it . Now I'm going to try it this week . Thanks for the post ! Best regards ,JA
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![]() Great photos and super post. I've read about this, but never understood it from the written descriptions. Your photos make it all clear. Thanks!
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![]() I gave it a shot today, it worked alright, but i had so much rock in the ground, and all i had to dig was my hatchet and some stickes, did not go as deep as i'd want, and my tunnel was kinda sad, but it seemed to work good.
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![]() That is so cool. I have will definitely have to try this out on future camping trips.
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![]() thanks for reminding me of this, havent used it since i was in the scouts. got to take some friends out on the minnesota river this past weekend and share some outdoors knowledge w/ them
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![]() This is the reason I joined this site, for amazing knowledge that anyone can use to survive. thanks very much
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![]() I live in an area where we have very sandy soil so the "vent tunnel" would collapse very easily - - I am going to throw in a 3 foot piece of 4 inch pipe (cut on an angle) which I can just drive into the ground at an angle to intersect the fire hole....
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![]() Or else, like we did in the Marine Corps, build the fire in a canteen cup and set the other "whatever you're gonna heat up" on top of it and feed it twigs. Or better yet, take a coffee can and put 4 holes, 1/2" from the bottom, each about 1 square inch. Buld your fire in there and set you product on top of that....just feeding it twigs- that's what keeps it smokeless.
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![]() Would you be willing to comment on the kinds of earth you have dug these holes in?
I hope you post pictures of your stove. I have been on the lookout for a large can for the outside of the stove but have had not luck so far.
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