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  1. #21
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    Re: Heaters and Whitetail Blinds

    electric insoles work really well. love mine. Best xmas gift ever. I use em coyote hunting 2-3x a week and they work great. i run them on low just to keep the feet from hurting.

  2. #22
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    Re: Heaters and Whitetail Blinds

    thoughts on heater use inside a tent?

    I have one of these, never used it inside the tent, but my gf always complains she is cold

    http://www.mrheater.com/portable-buddy-heater.html

    Says on the site "perfect solution to heating enclosed spaces such as large tents". Wonder if they really are safe to use in a tent on LOW setting in November .... just to take that edge off the chill.


  3. #23
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    Re: Heaters and Whitetail Blinds

    Some of the best/consistent reviews I've read have been on that exact unit ^^^
    "The farther one gets into the wilderness, the greater is the attraction of its lonely freedom."

  4. #24
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    Re: Heaters and Whitetail Blinds

    I have 2 buddy heaters, the one pictured above and the model with 2 burners, both work great, not sure I'd ever trust them sleeping though but they run all day in the ice fishing hut and blind

    when the 1 lb tanks get below half full you'll run into issues with them shutting off or the pilot lights up but burner won't light when it's really cold out...running them off a larger tank will typically solve that issue...you can also get adapters to fill the 1lbers if you want to save some money

    aside from that I clean the pilot tube at start of season and they work flawlessly
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  5. #25
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    Re: Heaters and Whitetail Blinds

    Yeah, i can't decide if i'd want to fall asleep to it being on. Sounds sketchy even though the claim is that it's safe and has an oxygen depletion sensor built in. I dunno ..... i'm not convinced. I mean, i don't wanna wake up dead

  6. #26
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    Re: Heaters and Whitetail Blinds

    I too have the hunt buddy heater, have not used it in a hunting blind but have in my much larger ice fishing tent. Once it heats up your usually down to a t-shirt. My feet usually stay cold though being on the ice so a couple of heating pads and couple of socks are still mandatory for me.

  7. #27
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    Re: Heaters and Whitetail Blinds

    Used the same Buddy heater for 10? Years..feb.wolf hunting in blind, whitetails in Alberta..extremely warm.reliable..seem to always be hooked up to 20 # tank. However have used the 1# can too....outfitter, up north had them for blinds..NOT FOR tents..or level would concern me but moisture content would be exesssive"..
    Srupp

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    Re: Heaters and Whitetail Blinds

    Quote Originally Posted by HighCountryBC View Post
    Some of the best/consistent reviews I've read have been on that exact unit ^^^
    It's a hundred bucks....pull the trigger.
    Not like you're buying a pr of $600 boots that need to fit just right.


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    Re: Heaters and Whitetail Blinds

    Quote Originally Posted by Ourea View Post
    It's a hundred bucks....pull the trigger.
    Not like you're buying a pr of $600 boots that need to fit just right.
    Or dress warmer.

    We sit in treestands for up to 5 hours at -30. Use warm clothes, layers and add hot packs on the thighs, small of the back and hands.

  10. #30
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    Re: Heaters and Whitetail Blinds

    sitting for 5 hrs in -30 i'd be sticking those hot packs on like krusty the clown and nicotine patches


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