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I am looking at the Kodiak specs. It says tent in bag 35 lbs. and tent poles in bag 35 lbs.? Is this a 70 pound rig or am I reading it wrong?

Robin I was watching your video a couple of nights ago and I replayed the hook removal segment for the wife to let her know that this hook removal procedure is common practice lol. A couple of years ago while fishing for walley on Lake Erie i caught a 15-20 pound cat fish on big Rapala...

No Title It's a beast on high. I would like to find it in a two burner for canoe camp cooking.

No Title I usally use this....but the little twig stove cannisters are interesting.

Ok....I went to Isle Royal when I was 11 or 12 with the BSA. I am seriously interested in going back 45 years later. Going to research this one.

Nice video. I like the stove and I know the quality is top rate from 4-dog. I am going to call them and get some particulars on the baffle addition but since i will add a side shelf i will probably not add the baffle. I want to be able to load it down good with wood to get the longest burn...

Looking at WPASCR site and wondering if members here camp in tents or rv's? Am assuming the campground fills up so it is best to get tickets as soon as they become available? It is about a 4 1/2 hour drive for m so I am definitely going to attend and bring a couple of canoes.

Yep.....that is pretty much what I figured out as well. Mine has never had a drop of water in it...

every one.....two or three times.....I am lusting after a Shearwater myself but want to paddle it and the Kee 15 before pulling the trigger...

how handy is the water tank? When I bought my 4-dog I also ordered it with the stainless steel side water tank, but have never used it. I found it easier to just keep a tea pot sitting on the stove for hot water needs. Does anyone else use a water tank on their stove?

Smokehouse I am seriously pondering the 4-dog UL T1 for canoe tripping due to it's light weight. How well/long does it hold a fire and without a seal on the front door can you still control it fairly well? Does your stove have the baffle and if so do you recommend it as well?

A week in WV on the upper greenbrier in May. Hoping to do my first ever trip to Algonquin or BWCA trip also this summer. An october fall week of camping and I am also going to attend WPASCA for sure.

Merry Christmas everyone!!!

you might try searching craigslist for a "blueprint cabinet". Back in the 70's when I worked on the railroad we had a 4 foot long four legged table that the top was hinged on and underneath was a compartment to hold all the signal system circuit schematics. It worked very well and get...

No Title agreed a flat top is needed for sure. My stove has a baffle inside, plus I added a side shelf to get the pans directly off of the hottest part of the cook top. I also lengthened the legs on this stove from 8 to 12 inches. This puts the top surface at 24 inches in height. Works very...

Robin do you mean shorter as in height or in length? Did you make this one yourself? My current wood stove is the Two Dog DX that is 11x11 x18 deep and it has a 5 inch flu opening. It weighs 38 pounds though which is more that I want to carry in the canoe. The Ti stove I am looking at is...

looking around on eBay there are plenty of the smaller ones but the large ones are few and far between. I may have to buy somebody's pretty painted one and then glass bead all the paint off and start fresh...

welcome back. Hoping for a speedy recovery for you over the winter.

for all you cold handle pan users....what size pan is best.....if you only want to trip with one or two.

No Title forgot to post the finished product. Uncle Skwid and Canotrouge you guys were correct...this is a very nice piece of equipment.