Great video. Thanks for sharing. I have the same tent and stove, and they have worked out great for my trips. I am surprised that you did not need to rake out the dry needs from under the stove. I have had hot coals fall out of the front of my stove several times. I am currently looking for a good matt to put under my stove. Thanks again.
Thank you! I absolutely love this tent and stove set up. I’ve used them many times in a long different weather and have always been pleased with its performance. I did end up clearing away some of the debris before going to bed, more as a “just in case” I knocked any coals out while restocking the stove. I’ve been looking for a good fire resistant mat as well but haven’t liked any of the ones I’ve tried. Please let me know if you find a good one! Thank you again for watching and reaching out!
Thank you so much, my friend! It was such a fun trip! Oh man, a yorkie named “Chloe”!!! That has to be the cutest possible dog/name combo! Love it! Also, how’d your truck camping trip go the other weekend?!? Thank you for all the kind support, truly means a lot to me!
I actually just bought this same hammock hot tent AND the same wood stove! The hammock hot tent is going to be delivered tomorrow, the wood stove should be here in a few weeks. Although I got the biggest version of this stove, the one that has a couple extra inches of length, width, and height. It also weighs a few pounds more, 8.6lbs instead of 6.6lbs. I'm just curious, which version you went with, and if you are happy with it??? I was going to go with a more expensive brand, but after reading the specs and reviews I decided it should be a good choice. Especially considering it was a few hundred bucks less! If you have any advice or thoughts on it, please let me know?? Great video! I love bringing my dogs camping with me too.😁😎🇺🇸🦅👊💪
Awesome question! In short, I think you’ll be very happy with this set up! I have the Danchel TSG 6.6lbs version and a couple of their smaller versions as well. They make unbelievably great stoves! I’ve tried other brands and keep coming back to their stoves. If I had to nitpick, I do think getting the 8.6lbs version would be a good choice. The extra box size will give you more burn time and will, likely, fit some store bought wood bundles, if you wanted to go that route and save some time on wood cutting. One tip on the roll out stove pipe, (this is true for all titanium roll out stovepipes, not just Danchel’s) the first time you roll it out, flip it over and tightly roll it back in the opposite direction. Make sure to do this on a very flat surface. This will help flatten it out before you try to roll it into the pipe shape. Take your time…it is going to fight you and be very frustrating. It’s important to not crinkle it. It will take some time to get it rolled into a good clean pipe shape. Once you get it rolled and the rings on and do your first burn with it, it will go into that pipe shape much easier in the future. Again, that’s been my experience with every roll out titanium pipe stove out there, not just theirs. Last tip that I’ve got, invest in a good sleep system with a quality under quilt and top quilt. Don’t rely on trying to keep the stove going all night. I value my sleep too much to get up every 2 hours and re stock a stove. I hope this helps and apologize for the long response. Thank you so much for watching my video and reaching out!
@@oldsouthernpineI tried writing up several long answers thanking you for your advice, and both times TH-cam didn't let it post. So I'm going to try and keep it short and just say thanks. Hopefully this one posts.
Thank you so much! We had an amazing time camping here! Anytime I can sleep in a hammock, I know it’s going be a good night of rest! I really appreciate you watching! Happy New Year!
Enjoyed your video friend !! You were really loaded up there in the beginning with all your gear plus the dog 😊 nice work in your editing, and great setup ! That’s a cool bow saw as well ! Subbed to the channel , take care !! 👍🏼🏕️
Thank you so much, my friend and welcome to the channel! I’m truly glad to have you here and thrilled that you liked the video! Thank you again, for watching and reaching out! Take care as well!!! 🤜🏻💥🤛🏻
Great video brother! Thoroughly enjoyed everything about this video! You have some great backpacking equipment as well. Awesome job and keep up the great work!🏕️
Thanks man, i really appreciate that! Can’t wait to see your hot tent video! Best advice i can give is to have more wood than you think you’ll need. Be ready to do some cutting (most precut bundles are too long to go in a tent stove) and be prepared to be addicted! Hot tent camping is amazing. Oh, and have a good, warm sleep system. Don’t rely on the stove to burn all night. They need fed about every hour. I like sleeping too much to get up every hour to feed the stove. Thanks again, bud!
Man, I forgot one of the things I wish I’d known when I first started! Get a titanium stove with the roll out titanium stove pipes or if you get a steel sectional stove pipe, make sure you buy the attachment that inverts the pipes and funnels any creosote into the stove and not down on the outside of the pipe. I smoked myself out of a few tents before I learned that. Hope that saves you some headache!
Do you generally solo camp? Or do you ever do it with friends, for all of that work for the set up It's always nice to have people enjoy it with for a night or two 👍🏻🇺🇲
Thank you so much! We had a lot of fun! I’ve taken that tarp/tent out multiple times and it’s been holding up great. I’ve had it in light snow but nothing wet and heavy. Thanks again for watching and reaching out!
Camillus Swedge for batoning wood: legacy1.acmeunited.com/products/fixed-blade-knives/camillus-swedge-8-75-fixed-blade-knife.html Thanks so much for watching!
I just recently found out that they make hot tents for hammocks and then I knew I wanted one. Then I saw you pull out and use your now I really want to get myself one! How do you like that stove? How’s it holding up?
I cannot think of a better night’s sleep than a hammock and a wood stove! I would highly recommend this set up. I’m a firm believer that you can lot go wrong with a Danchel Outdoor titanium wood stove. Definitely recommend, sir! Thank you for the support!
@bipolarkornbread2821 I'm glad to see multiple friendly comments from one person on a up and coming channel. Along with subscribing, liking, sharing, and watching as many ads as possible, commenting helps to bump up the algorithm. It's worth it for a good channel. Ps, that username of yours cracked me up 😂
Sorry, i know this comment doest pertain to this video, but I just realized where I had heard the name Fiona before. From the "kids" movie Shrek. Fiona ended up married to Shrek. Maybe I shouldn't know that information, but admittedly I enjoyed the Shrek movies 🤷🏼 Lol
Shrek is a great movie, no shame in that, brother! We named Fiona from the feminine Gaelic term for “white”, loosely translated to “white lady”. Also in French “Fille” which means “girl”.
I definitely appreciate your concern. I recommend always digging out to bare ground under a fire source. On most stoves, I would have dug that out to bare ground but the stove I’m using does a good job of keeping most of the heat off the bottom. Still though, it’s always better to put safety first and not risk anything.
“Who needs veggies anyway “ funny stuff ,😂😂 always enjoy your videos ,
Haha thanks brother!!! Always appreciate your support!
6:24 funny Bella holds her foot up when she walks across the down leaves 🍁
Taking turns with each foot lol
Hahahaha that’s adorable!
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Great video. Thanks for sharing. I have the same tent and stove, and they have worked out great for my trips. I am surprised that you did not need to rake out the dry needs from under the stove. I have had hot coals fall out of the front of my stove several times. I am currently looking for a good matt to put under my stove. Thanks again.
Thank you! I absolutely love this tent and stove set up. I’ve used them many times in a long different weather and have always been pleased with its performance. I did end up clearing away some of the debris before going to bed, more as a “just in case” I knocked any coals out while restocking the stove. I’ve been looking for a good fire resistant mat as well but haven’t liked any of the ones I’ve tried. Please let me know if you find a good one! Thank you again for watching and reaching out!
Very nice my friend 🤠
Thank you so much, brother! I appreciate you, as always!
Great 👍💯 videa &;thanx
Thank you, brother!! I sure appreciate you!
Always enjoy your videos, keep it up!
Thank you, brother. That means a lot!
Nice video looks like Fiona loves camping with you stay safe and warm buddy
Thank you so much! Oh yeah, Fiona’s my little adventure buddy. She always has a blast! Thank you so much for watching!!!
Man, this one was uber relaxing. Wish I could get my yorkie to drive as calmly as Fiona does with you. Chloe hates driving in the car!! 😂
Thank you so much, my friend! It was such a fun trip! Oh man, a yorkie named “Chloe”!!! That has to be the cutest possible dog/name combo! Love it! Also, how’d your truck camping trip go the other weekend?!? Thank you for all the kind support, truly means a lot to me!
@@oldsouthernpine Truck camp went great. Sooooo relaxing. The Ridgeline performed very well, had some heavy rain and wind and nary a drop inside.
That’s awesome to hear!!! Sounds like an amazing trip!
Like number 97 my friend. Watching from Arkansas 👍🏻👍🏻🙏🏻
Thank you, brother! I sure appreciate you!
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Nice one mate there cracking big tents, keep up the good work, new sub here. Atb Wullie ✊🏻🏴
Thank you, my friend!!! I truly appreciate that! Welcome to the channel I’m so glad to have you here! Wishing you a happy holiday season!
@@oldsouthernpine no worries at all mate. Atb Wullie ✊🏻🏴
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I actually just bought this same hammock hot tent AND the same wood stove! The hammock hot tent is going to be delivered tomorrow, the wood stove should be here in a few weeks. Although I got the biggest version of this stove, the one that has a couple extra inches of length, width, and height. It also weighs a few pounds more, 8.6lbs instead of 6.6lbs. I'm just curious, which version you went with, and if you are happy with it??? I was going to go with a more expensive brand, but after reading the specs and reviews I decided it should be a good choice. Especially considering it was a few hundred bucks less! If you have any advice or thoughts on it, please let me know?? Great video! I love bringing my dogs camping with me too.😁😎🇺🇸🦅👊💪
Awesome question! In short, I think you’ll be very happy with this set up! I have the Danchel TSG 6.6lbs version and a couple of their smaller versions as well. They make unbelievably great stoves! I’ve tried other brands and keep coming back to their stoves. If I had to nitpick, I do think getting the 8.6lbs version would be a good choice. The extra box size will give you more burn time and will, likely, fit some store bought wood bundles, if you wanted to go that route and save some time on wood cutting. One tip on the roll out stove pipe, (this is true for all titanium roll out stovepipes, not just Danchel’s) the first time you roll it out, flip it over and tightly roll it back in the opposite direction. Make sure to do this on a very flat surface. This will help flatten it out before you try to roll it into the pipe shape. Take your time…it is going to fight you and be very frustrating. It’s important to not crinkle it. It will take some time to get it rolled into a good clean pipe shape. Once you get it rolled and the rings on and do your first burn with it, it will go into that pipe shape much easier in the future. Again, that’s been my experience with every roll out titanium pipe stove out there, not just theirs. Last tip that I’ve got, invest in a good sleep system with a quality under quilt and top quilt. Don’t rely on trying to keep the stove going all night. I value my sleep too much to get up every 2 hours and re stock a stove. I hope this helps and apologize for the long response. Thank you so much for watching my video and reaching out!
@@oldsouthernpineI tried writing up several long answers thanking you for your advice, and both times TH-cam didn't let it post. So I'm going to try and keep it short and just say thanks. Hopefully this one posts.
This one came through. Much appreciated! I hope you enjoy!
Oh man that was an awesome setup, great video!
Thank you so much, brother! Really appreciate you! Looking forward to your next one!
Hi all the way from Australia 🇦🇺 what a lovely video, relaxing energy and an adorable pup, what more could anyone ask for!
Hello and welcome to the channel! So glad to have you here! Thank you for the kind words and for watching, it really means a lot!
Love the set up
Thank you so much! We had an amazing time camping here! Anytime I can sleep in a hammock, I know it’s going be a good night of rest! I really appreciate you watching! Happy New Year!
Enjoyed your video friend !! You were really loaded up there in the beginning with all your gear plus the dog 😊 nice work in your editing, and great setup ! That’s a cool bow saw as well ! Subbed to the channel , take care !! 👍🏼🏕️
Thank you so much, my friend and welcome to the channel! I’m truly glad to have you here and thrilled that you liked the video! Thank you again, for watching and reaching out! Take care as well!!!
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Watch'n the "komercialz" fir ya rite now! 2 of em!!!
You’re the man! Thank you, brother!
Watchd two more mercial'z!
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Great video brother! Thoroughly enjoyed everything about this video! You have some great backpacking equipment as well. Awesome job and keep up the great work!🏕️
Thank you so much, brother! I really appreciate your support! That means a lot coming from you!
Awesome video!! Im getting ready to do my first hot tent camping video in a few weeks!! Any advice??
Thanks man, i really appreciate that! Can’t wait to see your hot tent video! Best advice i can give is to have more wood than you think you’ll need. Be ready to do some cutting (most precut bundles are too long to go in a tent stove) and be prepared to be addicted! Hot tent camping is amazing. Oh, and have a good, warm sleep system. Don’t rely on the stove to burn all night. They need fed about every hour. I like sleeping too much to get up every hour to feed the stove. Thanks again, bud!
@@oldsouthernpine thanks!!
@@worklessenjoylifemore you’re welcome! Hope it helps.
Man, I forgot one of the things I wish I’d known when I first started! Get a titanium stove with the roll out titanium stove pipes or if you get a steel sectional stove pipe, make sure you buy the attachment that inverts the pipes and funnels any creosote into the stove and not down on the outside of the pipe. I smoked myself out of a few tents before I learned that. Hope that saves you some headache!
Do you generally solo camp? Or do you ever do it with friends, for all of that work for the set up It's always nice to have people enjoy it with for a night or two 👍🏻🇺🇲
For the channel, I usually only solo camp but I do enjoy going on camping trips with small groups of friends.
Dang wat a bakpak!!! (Still watching)...
It was a big one for sure.
@@oldsouthernpinemake and model?
Mardingtop 70L
Great Adventure. How has the Tegimen held up? I'm looking to get one but still undecided. Have you had it out in snow?
Thank you so much! We had a lot of fun! I’ve taken that tarp/tent out multiple times and it’s been holding up great. I’ve had it in light snow but nothing wet and heavy. Thanks again for watching and reaching out!
What kind of knife did you use to split wood?
Camillus Swedge for batoning wood:
legacy1.acmeunited.com/products/fixed-blade-knives/camillus-swedge-8-75-fixed-blade-knife.html
Thanks so much for watching!
I just recently found out that they make hot tents for hammocks and then I knew I wanted one. Then I saw you pull out and use your now I really want to get myself one! How do you like that stove? How’s it holding up?
I cannot think of a better night’s sleep than a hammock and a wood stove! I would highly recommend this set up. I’m a firm believer that you can lot go wrong with a Danchel Outdoor titanium wood stove. Definitely recommend, sir! Thank you for the support!
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Hello and thank you so much for watching, my friend!
Two more 😅
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@bipolarkornbread2821 I'm glad to see multiple friendly comments from one person on a up and coming channel. Along with subscribing, liking, sharing, and watching as many ads as possible, commenting helps to bump up the algorithm. It's worth it for a good channel. Ps, that username of yours cracked me up 😂
I sure appreciate y’all! You guys are awesome!
@@oldsouthernpine Hey brother. Personally the pleasure is all mine and the very least I can do.
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Sorry, i know this comment doest pertain to this video, but I just realized where I had heard the name Fiona before. From the "kids" movie Shrek. Fiona ended up married to Shrek. Maybe I shouldn't know that information, but admittedly I enjoyed the Shrek movies 🤷🏼 Lol
Shrek is a great movie, no shame in that, brother! We named Fiona from the feminine Gaelic term for “white”, loosely translated to “white lady”. Also in French “Fille” which means “girl”.
@@oldsouthernpine Very cool 👍
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Underneath that stove that’s dangerous
I definitely appreciate your concern. I recommend always digging out to bare ground under a fire source. On most stoves, I would have dug that out to bare ground but the stove I’m using does a good job of keeping most of the heat off the bottom. Still though, it’s always better to put safety first and not risk anything.