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Cool !!! Glad you got her back.

No Title just another day on a small river in Indiana chasing smallmouth, watching eagles, and enjoying being retired.

I have used two different stoves to heat my AO 12. I have a two dog steel stove which does a very good job and holds a fire for over 6 hours if dampered properly. The other stove I use is a Nu-Way single burner propane. It also does a fantastic job. For a canoeing stove I would not want to...

I want to attend this as well. Not to far away from me.

very very dangerous place to take your wallet......but also if you want it they probably have it....

Charlie I sent you an email.

I want a tent with a floor so that rules out the SnowTrekker line for me. The wood stove I used in 2014 is a 'two dog" stove by the Three Dog stove company. Airtight and really puts out the heat. It ran me out of the tent until I learned how to use it lol.

When I bought it I bought everything including the footprint (which is a very thick sturdy vinyl), the floor saver, an extra 3" stove jack (attaches with Velcro over the original 4" stove jack), extra tie down stakes, and a Two Dog wood stove. I used the wood stove for a three week trip and got...

No Title I am a little late to this thread but I like the tents everyone is using. I opted for an Artic Oven AO12 with the vestibule. I have used it in Idaho on extended trips and have nothing but good things to say about the product. I have options for both wood heat or propane. At 12x12 and...

Welcome. I too long for a week long paddle on a lazy summer river that doesn't take a whole lot of canoe skill to navigate.....

Northstar Polaris. 43 pounds at 16'9". For lots of gear, long trip, moving water I think it would be a good option. I need to get the solo seat installed in mine and get it wet.

just weighed the Polaris. BlackLite layup, wood trim, 43.0 pounds.