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I finally figured out how to keep the windows from fogging up in my deer blinds, PLUS this will help your scent control as an added bonus. To get woodstove info, contact Kenn at [email protected]. He makes them on the side in his home shop, so doesn’t have inventory, but can make them to order.
And here are a couple other deer blind related videos for your viewing pleasure:
DIY Blind Ideas & Recommendations: https://youtu.be/V61Gbvsggm0
Redneck Brand Hunting Blind Review: https://youtu.be/PLaC_RQjj0c
Thanks for the very helpful vid! My name’s Marco, from Virginia. I’m actually putting a stove in my blind this year similar to this. Everything I read said pile elbows (even a 90 into another 90) were a no-no for wood stoves and that they “had to be straight or no larger of a bend than 30 degrees”. Am I just reading hogwash? I’m assuming thats probably for traditional home heat wood stoves and doesn’t necessary apply to something like this. Thoughts? Thanks again for the great video!
If you had the propane heater in a flue system, like your wood stoves, it would reduce or eliminate the condensation. The byproducts of combustion are H2O and CO2. The BEST thing about your wood stoves is you don't have to buy the fuel for it. You should have ample deadfall around the back 40, to run all the stoves.
That is not 2" pipe.
is the crackling/popping of the burning wood a noise factor outside the blind?
Grand Rapids here
I love it. The best thing about it is the idea of taking your scent and getting it up and away. Also the anti-fog effect
I found a couple online, but they say they're for outdoor use only. Do you have any sources for where you found yours or are you venting sufficiently that you're not worried about carbon monoxide poisoning?
Won't fog at all if you put rain x on them
https://youtu.be/g4xEPlJ3Zfs
I tried the propane heat. Now I am working on a wood burner out of an ammo can for next year.
Great video…Thanks! Honest question…. I have a few box blinds… our plan is to put up three more. I concluded I wanted more than a buddy heater and was planning to go NuWay propane. I love this video… I love the idea of wood heat… I also 100% agree with your point on the wood stoves/scent. In fact… we burn wood in our bunk house and so do most of our neighbors. So any given day you smell wood smoke in the woods… from wood stove heating to campfires in the summer (and some even burn their garbage still in the boonies). With that said, I think the smoke scent HELPS us. It doesn't hurt us. My honest question…. Do you ever find the "hassle" factor resulting in sitting there cold? Starting a fire isn't that hard… BUT… i can just anticipate getting in the blind… being a 'little cold' and sitting there contemplating… do i want to start a fire? I use my propane heaters now with a lot of on and off… turn it on for 30 mins… warm up the blind and then turn it off…It is a turn of the tank and the push of a button and it is on.. Second question… I presume shutting the bottom vent is all you need to do to snuff it out? Do you do that 30 mins before you go in? I love the idea of wood (funny how the propane tank shows full until suddenly it is the coldest day of the year). But I do have a little fear of the hassle factor resulting in us not using them? Thoughts?
I’d be interested in contact info for the person who made your stove if they’re selling them to the public.
open air is the best way…never hunting in box ever …lol 😆 smoke animals are gonna come …squirrels maybe
Northern Tool sells a micro woodstove under item number 58294
Several points in the video you say 2 inch pipe. Are you sure it's 2 inch? Looks like 4 to me. I ask cause I'm interested in building one.
What is the backer you used called
I found the guy that made these stoves for me! If interested in a deer blind woodstove, contact Kenn at kc734x4@gmail.com. He makes them on the side in his home shop, so doesn't have inventory, but can make them to order. Good luck.
I would suggest a fire extinguisher in each blind. Know a guy that lost his ice fishing shack to a wood stove. Great idea though.
You must have deer that have lost their sense of smell. This is just a spuff right?
I'm also in west Michigan, well, Northwest Michigan. Wondering if I can get contact information for the man who built your small wood stoves. I am very interested.
Woodstove in a blind. Man yall are living luxury. I'm sitting 17 feet in a tree for 5 hours.
All I do is bundle up! I don't need no heater hunting deer!
What a great way to get the kids involved too I won't be shivering and complaining speaking of complaining I just read every comment why does it negative people even bother thank you for sharing
Galvanized fumes are poison dryer vent will burn through quick
Hello my friend!
Would work for me too in north east where we hunt. Cold weather here too. Not as bad as it was but it’s my way to hunt. 👍🦌
Thanks for the helpful vid. I just put a woodstove in my Ice shack and I was trying to find a lightweight way to deflect the heat behind the stove . Your blinds look great!