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It's 3 stoves in 1 This versatile and powerful little stove can boil 2 cups of water within 12 minutes and runs on burnable solid fuels like twigs and wood. No need to carry gas stoves or heavy propane bottles when you're on the trail. Let nature supply you with fuel, just use any dried twigs or wood you find laying around.
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After having boiled many gallons of water using the Bushwhacker Stove, I feel very confident in stating this stove
works exactly as advertised. I live in the High Cascades of Oregon at 4200' elevation. During the winter, when the
temperature was down around zero, I was not only able to boil water, but keep it at a simmer. I was very pleasantly
surprised. I recently took the stove on trip to just over a mile high and was easily able to boil water again. You
need not fear the altitude or cold weather when using a Bushwhacker Stove. I think the Bushwhacker
Stove has found permanent home in my backpack, especially on longer hikes where I don't want to bother taking
multiple canisters or bottles of alcohol.
WOW - what a versatile stove. I like the fact that you load it once with small pieces of wood, light then walk away.
It's truly hands free cooking, no need to continually add wood or baby sit the fire. It's adjustable air intake ports
allow for variable cooking times. The best part is after the fire dies, you can still keep your meal warm. The simmer
mode of the this stove is fantastic, my meal stayed warm for 30 munutes.
I absolutely love this stove and would recommend it to other enthusiasts. At first you need to practice a bit to get
the hang of it. Wood selection is of the upmost importance. This is a
FANTASTIC stove, quick boil times and the simmer mode is great. I feel quite comfortable bringing it on any trip.
I tested the Bushwhacker stove this weekend, It worked great! I tried it in "less-than-perfect" conditions
to see how it would function. It was cold and breezy, used damp wood, with no windscreen. I used shaved wood and
bark for tinder. I still got the water to a light a boil. Now I feel confident taking the Bushwhacker on the trail
without the need of a backup stove.
Bushwhacker review by Karl Childers.
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The Bushwhacker stores perfectly inside the Snow Peak 900 Cook Set ![]() You can find the Snow Peak 900 at several on-line stores
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