My New Smokehouse Outfitter Winter Shelter

[SmokeHouse]

Winter time is here... I've made alot of Smokehouse's for people and several have given awesome comments and great ideals... One ideal was they wish the wall was a bit longer and the shelter was taller, so they could have people sleeping on ground to stay warm... Sooooooo,,,
I designed a new laeger Shelter call the Smokehouse Outfitter. It overlaps a strap, rope, pipe, or whatever, like an Outfitters tent (Which I have also)... Its just under 6' tall, wall is 7' long at 29" high. This one has 2 zipper in both doors... one for the hammock, other to get in/out with.

I made this one because I wanted it large enough to handle a stove that would last several hours. So when I'm hunting or just camping in the cold, it nice to be warm...
The stove I have for this shelter is a Kni-co Alaskan Jr. 12x12x18... burn time is around 4 hours. Heats the shelter up very well... I'll be testing/using this Shelter alot this Winter... Hope you like it...



Video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T3CNllM1QOM

Pictures: Pics with ice are photos before I completed it. https://plus.google.com/photos/11311...31975996471969

[XTrekker]

Nice winter shelter. I like the additional pullouts and the clothes-line and the multicam looks real good. Thanks for sharing.

[boulderv7]

Pretty sweet! This is definitely on my long term project list!

[gargoyle]

A labor of love. Well done, Smoke.

[riverjoe]

I've been building hot tents for a number of years out of random stuff like underslab insulation,canvas,poyester rain gear , etc . I am always really impressed with your workmanship and designs .

[dangerous]

so if this is your "new" one, do you have an old one for sale???

looks great by the way

[MuseJr]

Very nicely done. That is a well thought out shelter.

[nothermark]

Nice job! Reminds me of the wall tents we used as a kid. Better materials now but a timeless idea.

[Cranky Bear]

Looks fantastic, I've always admired your productions, and hope to one day own one.

[MissileMan]

That is a great winter shelter. I had heard about these types of "tents" so I am glad to have seen your photos. Nice job.