Mr. Heater portable heater?
Mr. Heater portable heater?
Anyone have one of these for your deer hunting blind? Bought one today, it get's a tad bit chilly here in the later seasons, thought it would help.
http://www.basspro.com/webapp/wcs/store ... 000aae2971
http://www.basspro.com/webapp/wcs/store ... 000aae2971
Re: Mr. Heater portable heater?
Yeah right...you bring your blood thinned, little skinny ass up here next month when it's -30 and a foot of snow blowing in your face and we'll see who the sissy is...you'll give me $10,000 for that little heater...I got your sissy!!MKW wrote:You freakin sissy!!
Mike
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Play nice boys. I dont have that one but I do have propane heaters for my blind. Make sure you vent your blind.Just to be safe.
Put you plans in the nail scarred hands.
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Tice thats a great little heater.. Sal has one she carries with her.. In our 4x6 elevated blind it heats it up fast and burns the windows off really fast.. Since that heaters introduction it is probably the most popular and a great choice.
A plaque style heater heats objects and in return heats the air. They are very effective.. We also have an 18000 BTU blue flame wall mount in another blind that is 6x6 and a 30000 btu 3 plaque in another that is 6x8. The Blue flames tend to have heat that rises to the top of the blind more than the plaque style heater..
A plaque style heater heats objects and in return heats the air. They are very effective.. We also have an 18000 BTU blue flame wall mount in another blind that is 6x6 and a 30000 btu 3 plaque in another that is 6x8. The Blue flames tend to have heat that rises to the top of the blind more than the plaque style heater..
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hope that propane is deodorized. unless your hunting at 50 yards i dont think you will have a problem with smell tho. They might have a mercaptan based fuel for that application.??
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I've used one for several years on camping trips and the such. Great heater, just dont leave it in the rain.
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Turkey Talker wrote:hope that propane is deodorized. unless your hunting at 50 yards i dont think you will have a problem with smell tho. They might have a mercaptan based fuel for that application.??
I'm not all that worried about smell, the deer in Southern Iowa are used to the smell of meth labs, so what's a little propane?
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Ticeman wrote:Turkey Talker wrote:hope that propane is deodorized. unless your hunting at 50 yards i dont think you will have a problem with smell tho. They might have a mercaptan based fuel for that application.??
I'm not all that worried about smell, the deer in Southern Iowa are used to the smell of meth labs, so what's a little propane?
Hahahahaha! Yeah man, I'm from iowa so I understand all that excitment.
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I have the version that is about twice that size I use when working in my garage in the Winter and in the duck blind and it is a great heater.
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It couldn't keep a stripper warm in Miami.
I have one but it struggles.
I have one but it struggles.
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Gobbler wrote:It couldn't keep a stripper worm in Miami.
I have one but it struggles.