Recent content by Okraman

Check out a GSI Anodized Aluminum DO. Considerably less weight and won’t rust. Should be great for canoe tripping.

When camping I still like using my Coleman stove. The smell of bacon and potatoes cooking outside is a great way to start a new day. This stove was one of our first pieces of camp gear, purchased about 1980. Most of the camp stoves you see these days are propane

I read somewhere about inverting the DO and decided to try it. It makes it easier to get the pizza when it’s finished baking. The main problem is not having a raised rim to help contain the ashes.

Camp Dutch Ovens allow you to still have the food you want, especially while camping!

Neophyte, do a search for Big Piney. There are several sites with info. A lot of the Big Piney is in the Ozark National Forest. It’s also classified as a Wild and Scenic River.

We are both 75 and have been canoeing for 50 years. First canoe was a 17’ Coleman, that I bought used from a friend. Second canoe was a 15’ Coleman that was a freebie when we bought our Coleman pop-up camper, in 1985. Our main canoe is a 16’ Nova Craft Prospector. We also have two Old Town...