What To Do With Chunks, Uglies and Branches

[BrotherBart]

I want one of these.

http://www.deadwoodstove.com/

 

[fossil]

All I can see are partially burned sticks falling out with their flaming ends in the ground fuel and starting a forest wildfire. "Fun for the whole family", indeed.

 

[firefighterjake]

Think I'll stick with burning the chunks and uglies in the Fall and Spring . . . and my humble, but very cheap (well free) fire ring made out of rocks found on the property will burn the branches just fine.

 

[BrotherBart]

All I can see are partially burned sticks falling out with their flaming ends in the ground fuel and starting a forest wildfire. "Fun for the whole family", indeed.

Well, there is that.

 

[bassJAM]

Very interesting, I'm always of fan of cooking over wood when camping, but sometimes my propane stove is more convenient than raking coals out of the campfire. I have a Solo stove I've used for backpacking before which runs off twigs and pine cones. It takes more work than a canister or liquid fuel stove, but it also cooks hotter and I don't have to carry fuel with me.

http://www.solostove.com/

 

[Osagebndr]

I use them to hold down my tarps. Burn them at the end of season

 

[hossthehermit]

"What To Do With Chunks, Uglies and Branches" - Well, around here we just buy 'em a couple drinks at closin' time and take 'em home ....................

 

[gzecc]

I want one of these.

http://www.deadwoodstove.com/

Somebody is actually marketing this device?

 

[Lyndenbrook Farm]

Somebody is actually marketing this device?

Yes indeed!

It is the perfect (18 pound) camping accessory!

 

[Jags]

Somebody is actually marketing this device?

It even has a big brother: