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It's one of the best hunt videos I've seen. Captured the moments and memories. I've hunted that area for 35 years. 4 generations have enjoyed that hunt. You're doing it right, refreshing to see. Thanks for sharing.

Простая и отличная печь для приготовления пищи 👍😊

That's what we call a "fork-a-soarus"...+eyeguards

Cut the line.

I have a few more questions. First, do you have the 90° elbows inside your tent to allow your stove to be more centered and then more heat dispersion in the tent? Or do you have your chimney hole on the side wall of your tent? And second, can you provide some numbers on building this? What angle did you go with for the burn tube? How long is the burn tube? And how far back is the feeder tube from the stove?

Great hunt I got a non resident unit 2 white tail tag this will be my first hunt in Idaho..! I'm excited

I noticed that you added a box with holes onto your chimney pipe. Can you explain what that is, how it has helped and if it’s needed?

Very good video, loved the way you guys flowed like water. And those guys “telling their story” (fast forward) lol. You guys got the trip dialed in.

I enjoyed this headed to Idaho this year hopefully I can knock down a nice whitetail

Awesome trip. I love hunting that area. Over the years I've shot a few nice deer in there. I've shot some small ones too.

Congrats! My daughter got her first buck last season too 10 years old!

Who do you keep ribbons on the end of the antlers?

Congrats!!!!!

I run the Orchard aid station for BMC, I always like finding these race videos and seeing it from the runner's view. and yeah... it was stupid cold at night that year.

Good job

Like your video!! If I was you I would employ S M Zeus!!!

This is Jayden, oh boy I didn't expect you to post this lol, also wogo kinda cheated both times with the fire burning the string activity.

Out of curiosity what camera did you use? Thanks cool video bud!

Any advice? Still liking the set up? I was wanting to make this exact set up with my Colorado Cylinder Stove Timberline

Great video. I enjoyed it a lot. Congratulations on the Bucks.

Great video, man that looked like a hard area to hunt. Congratulations on the buck.

Why is your right foot laterally rotated?

Your burning about 300 dollars a month 10 a bag per day x30 =300 I buy a cord of firewood for 300 a cord and it last 1 month Same same . It s about what keeps you warm and wood heat is so nice when it’s wet cold snowing.

okay, Where is the 177 stud? I only saw 2 deer killed and both would not go over 155 at most.

Awesome find. I am 47 and still have only found one shed. As I walked up to it it was the whole skeleton so at least I got a cool European mount of a mule deer. But technically no true shed

Good job 👏🏼 , brought my daughters up getting Morels and Chanterelle mushrooms. Building core memories for life

Very nice that is very cool. I like it..

Nice vid! Are yuns from Washington? I'm down in southcentral. My brother and I are planning on doing the same hunt in 2026. Appreciate the footage.

Good news is that is a great stove, the bad news is I think I have fallen in love with your beautiful wife.Lol

nice set up well done Sir ;)

Why are there slits on the top and bottom side of the square part of the tubing?

I have a small almost tiny Chubby my dad bought from some surplus magazine 15 years ago. I wonder if i could replace its front door with your hopper system and heat my shed with it? seems like it's a rocket stove hybrid lol

Great kill, sneaking up on the plains has to be a thrill with zero cover outside of elevation and grass

You could weld up and make the top of the hopper a .50cal ammo can that has the rubber gasket so you don’t have to tape the bag to the hopper. Excellent build and idea! Thank you

Nice build!

what unit?

Why not build a metal lid for the hoper? Why use a bag and tape instead

This is frig’n genius… if you have build plans and there’s any way you’d share them please send me some, or let me know where to get them

If you can get your hands on some corn from a farmer , mix with the pellets. Good stuff

I love you dorks! Lol thanks for sharing I hope to meet you in the idaho woods! Congratulations

We see a nice beautiful invention. What we do not see is the many hours of thought that created this invention. This product is artistic in its simplicity and very innovative. Again my feed is down due to dust blocking a vacum sensor tube. For us keep it simple inventors and enthusiasts I would rank this invention and presentation in the area of combustion solutions as top 3 in the past 5 years. As a general invention, top 100...Great Job Chase the Hunt

The harder you work,the more you enjoy your successes.Guaranteed you will never forget this hunt.

My favorite !

You sound like Micky Mouse.

Love that Wop sound !

Looks like your burner plate design leaves no place for the burnt ash to fall away into the stove as it burns, so it eventually chokes out its own air supply. Most of these do not rest the angled plate directly on the bottom of the inlet pipe. They leave a small gap at the bottom and as ash works its way to the bottom of the angled plate, the river of air flowing along under the plate helps blow it into the stove. They have and angled mesh or hooks pointing upward at the end of the angled plate to hold the pellets from simply falling into and clogging that lower river of air. Or You need the angled burn grate to extend into the stove farther(with the same hooked grate at the end) so the ash falls off the bottom end into the stove, like it does when you push in the burn plate. Opening the front door vent makes no sense and I am not understanding why the grate does not clog even faster with less draw/air in thru the pellet burner. The open door vent will also send more of your warm tent air up the chimney to be replaced by cold outside air thru every opening in the tent. All of your pellet burner air should come from a duct that extends outside the tent. The first year I put in a pellet stove I was terribly disappointed with the warmth in the house until I realized it was pumping a tremendous volume of room air up the chimney and sucking in cold air from every crack in the structure. Once I brought that combustion air in directly from outside and brought in a second outside air source to feed the heat exchanger with fresh outside air and pressurize the house with warm fresh air, my comfort level went up tremendously. Thanks for sharing your testing.

I’m thinking a pair of options would suit to minimise ash buildup. Firstly, a very simple second handle below the other one, connecting to a bit of steel flatbar just at the bottom of the burn chamber below the angle grate. Give it a jiggle to push the bottom layer of the ash bed forward into the ash drawer. Secondly, drill holes up into the bottom of the burn chamber, weld on a section of square tube with one side removed, and fit a drawer into it. This will allow the bulk of the ash to drop straight down, but any heat being generated still contributes to the overall burn.

I'd fight it!

J