noharleyyet
Well-known member
Fresh air Deacon, thanks
Annual Dink Report: Lowering the Bar So You Don't Have To
- Thread starter Dsnow9
- Start date
Rack Daniels
Well-known member
The single burner one or does it have the dual burners? I had to ask myself why one was $50 more and looked exactly the same. Then that dawned on me. I figured the dual was worth it but if the single heats up sufficiently, fifty bucks is fifty bucks..? lol
El Jason
Well-known member
Thank you. For as many nights as I camp I think this is a no brainer upgrade.
The dual burner griddle is nice if you’re only doing the griddle but I liked the side burner for doing soup or boiling water. I haven’t had an issue with the whole griddle not getting hot. It’s kinda a do all little setup. Sure as heck beats hauling around my bigger Blackstone and separate burner.
Surprised by the price. Looks like a solid stove. mtmuley
El Jason
Well-known member
I was surprised too. I’ll grab one before spring bear season starts.
Hawk Tuah
Well-known member
- Joined
- Apr 6, 2018
- Messages
- 1,809
Great write up and hunts
Sask hunter
Well-known member
- Joined
- Sep 20, 2016
- Messages
- 3,774
Congrats!
JohnCushman
Well-known member
Awesome story. Congrats to everyone! Thanks for the write up!!
For sure, the deer day was his only day off during my season so we made the best of it. More fun filling tags and running around like an idiot with a good friend than sitting on a hillside solo for 3 days waiting for a big one!
Great hunt report and congrats on the filled tags! Fun to read about hunting on hunttalk. Impressive you know how to get it done even with a lot of pressure around.
Like the camp stove as well, and also would be interested to learn more about your meat hanging setup...obviously you're guy who knows his away around ropes and pulleys.
Like the camp stove as well, and also would be interested to learn more about your meat hanging setup...obviously you're guy who knows his away around ropes and pulleys.
The green rope New England Dynaglide, it’s 1.8mm and read for 1k. I use it daily for work so usually add 100 fest or so of the retired stuff to my hunting kit. The pulleys are the micro pulleys from wiser precision. The carabiners are dmm xsre or a similar variety from a different company. I could weigh it out but 100 feet or chordage 3-5 pulleys, and 3-5 carabiners probably comes in around a pound or two.
I basically anchored a 3 to 1 setup to the pink parachord. Was able to pull 2 fronts into the tree solo. Although it wasn’t ideal. I lost two pulleys in Alaska and didn’t realize it till the day before I left. I prefer 4 or 5 to one with the thin cordage. It weighs almost nothing so packing extra cordage isn’t that big of a deal.
I basically anchored a 3 to 1 setup to the pink parachord. Was able to pull 2 fronts into the tree solo. Although it wasn’t ideal. I lost two pulleys in Alaska and didn’t realize it till the day before I left. I prefer 4 or 5 to one with the thin cordage. It weighs almost nothing so packing extra cordage isn’t that big of a deal.
noharleyyet
Well-known member
Always interesting gear nuggets imparted...badass implementation also.
caddiscrazy
Active member
- Joined
- Jun 1, 2016
- Messages
- 83
Sir, what a great report! I absolutely loved reading your day by day. Awesome! The ones with funky antlers are as cool to me as the big ones
Last edited:
