Suspended 'Hot Tent'

**fallkniven** · 10-13-2011, 11:07

Hello. I am new to the whole hammock camping. I dove into research and started ordering my set. I went with the Jacks 'R' Better BMB setup w/ the 4 season quilt set; the Mt. Washington 4 & the High Sierra Sniveller. I ordered the Warbonnet Superfly to cover it. I figure with this setup & my Wiggy's 4 season sleeping bag set, I'll be good for year-round. Now I have a Titanium Goat 12'' Cylinder wood burning stove that I always bring on winter trips. I came across online the Jacks 'R' Better hammock hut and winter hut. Of course they are unavailable for purchase. I don't want to put a stove jack into the Superfly, but it would be nice to have a seperate spot, some type of suspended shelter, to warm up and cook in. Something small and lightweight enough to add to a backpack. Anyone happen to know of such an animal? My other thought was to simply get another Superfly and a stove jack in that one, but something with a bit more height would be nice.

**spidennis** · 10-13-2011, 11:23

that would make a great community center when in a (small) group. cook and eat there and not in your sleeping quarters.

**oldgringo** · 10-13-2011, 11:53

smokehouse has just the thing...pm him.

**rbinhood** · 10-13-2011, 12:02

I just bought exactly what you are looking for from another member. It's called the Smokehouse and it's made by Smokehouse. It is a very fine piece of equipment, with excellent workmanship. I have yet to use it, but am looking forward to doing so.

Incidently, I made my own portable cylinder stove modeled on TiGoat's new, two foot long version. It holds a lot of wood, and puts out a lot of heat. I plan to use it in the Smokehouse.

**Sidewinder** · 10-13-2011, 12:09

Originally Posted by rbinhood

I just bought exactly what you are looking for from another member. It's called the Smokehouse and it's made by Smokehouse. It is a very fine piece of equipment, with excellent workmanship. I have yet to use it, but am looking forward to doing so.

Incidently, I made my own portable cylinder stove modeled on TiGoat's new, two foot long version. It holds a lot of wood, and puts out a lot of heat. I plan to use it in the Smokehouse.

Picture please?

**fallkniven** · 10-13-2011, 12:30

I did happen to see his video on youtube, just had no idea he offered up for sale. It is exactly what I'm looking for. Thanks.

**spidennis** · 10-13-2011, 13:03

Originally Posted by Sidewinder

Picture please?

and some links? please.

**oldgringo** · 10-13-2011, 13:42

https://picasaweb.google.com/1041111...Smokehouse202#

**Sidewinder** · 10-13-2011, 14:16

This thinig is awesome looking! Does anyone have specs on this like weight and cost? I need one of these. Along with a Stove, this would make a very cozy winter palace!

**hppyfngy** · 10-13-2011, 14:29

Originally Posted by rbinhood

Incidently, I made my own portable cylinder stove modeled on TiGoat's new, two foot long version. It holds a lot of wood, and puts out a lot of heat. I plan to use it in the Smokehouse.

Oooh! Say some more about that...

Hey fallkniven, if you had a shelter it's easy enough to put a stove jack in one...