I’ve been using hot tents in the backcountry for years. Call it romanticizing, but there’s something special about watching smoke roll from your chimney after a long, cold day of fishing and hunting. The inner “Jeremiah Johnson” seems to emerge from everyone I’ve ever shared this experience with, and rightfully so.
Heating a shelter with a wood stove in the great outdoors is a time-honored, battle-hardened tradition that is alive and well in places like Minnesota’s Boundary Waters Canoe Area Wilderness and other north country destinations.
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