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all I run is the portable buddy with one pounders that I refill. works dandy in my one man and was also fine when I had the hub. -
Have you ever driven south of Birch on the back side of Big Rice lake? There is some farm that actually has an old Fire watch tower they use as a deer stand. They have some big fields to cover but I sure would hate climbing up that thing or trying to get down in a snow storm! When the wind is blowing they must freeze their nuts off! 😁 -
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No, this bunker is not off any highway or even a road. It is east of Remer near Birch Lake. -
By AlwaysFishing23 · Posted
Mr Heater portable buddy. Simple, safe and does the job. Get them on sale for $69. Normal price is $70-$80 which still isn’t bad. I’ve run them off a 1lb, 5lb or 20lb with a hose and filter. Multiple options to fit your needs for tank size. -
Not a lot of choices. Big Buddy or sun heater? I have both. I've heard a lot of folks complain about the Buddy heaters. The Sun heater works great but it seems to put out more fumes and burns holes in anything it touches. Funny thing, I got my big buddy at a garage sale for $5 bucks. Some guy dropped it off the back of his truck. I picked it up on a chance. Brought it home, looked it over, cleaned it up, ordered a new front grill for $15, tested it for leaks, and put a small metal flame wind guard around the pilot flame and it's been working great. For $20 bucks I love it. 🙂
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Is that the brick "bunker" cabin off hwy6 between Outing and Remer?
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i dont get them on my laptop but browsing with my phone is a total PITA! -
We used to hunt some land that my wife's great uncle owned for many decades. In the 80's some jacka$$ kids broke in to the cabin, opened the propane tank cylinder and lit a candle on the table and bugged out on their 3 wheeler and the cabin blew to smithereens. He was a block layer by trade and logging was going on at the time so access was good so he built a new cabin out of cement blocks and a steel roof. It had a steel door and bars on the windows so it was called "the bunker".
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