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Discussion in 'SOLD' started by Little Spoon, Oct 16, 2018.

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  1. Little Spoon

    Little Spoon Well-Known Member

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    Looking for a small Heater for the hunting blind.. since I'm butter soft
     
    Little Spoon, Oct 16, 2018
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    99 has one!!!
     
    Gord, Oct 16, 2018
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    Cabelas has the Hunting Buddy on for $150 - i went with that and first impressions are good!
     
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    Did you go with the hunting buddy because of the silent start feature ?
     
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    chrism Well-Known Member

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    yes and more btu's than reg buddy - its almost silent too
     
    chrism, Oct 16, 2018
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  6. Little Spoon

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    Probably enough heat to use in my otter on those not so cold days
     
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    I think it was Peavy Mart that I seen had these, same size as the Hunting Buddy but the fan, led light and USB charge ports all run on the 20v dewalt lithium battery, $250 I think.
    BFB697C7-A93E-49F3-AF89-47A0E1C492A7.jpeg
     
    Coward, Oct 16, 2018
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    Same as a buddy heater, with a dewalt name on it, and a light in the handle.
     
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    Princess Auto has them on sale.
     
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    peavey flyer this morning few on sale
     
    Crewcf, Oct 17, 2018
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  11. Little Spoon

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    Found one thanks guys
     
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    Anyone find the smell of propane burning affect the deer? In a popup blind or am I overthinking things
     
    Little Spoon, Oct 18, 2018
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    Play the wind then you'll be ok. They'll scent you before the propane.
     
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    Propane doesn't smell when it's burned.......

    Propane gives off water and carbon monoxide (or is it dioxide?) when it burns, nothing else... it's late lol

    You'll never be dry in a propane heated blind, keep that in mind......
     
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    I sense a heater coming up for sale soon.... lol
     
    Jason7mm, Oct 19, 2018
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    I sense being able to sit longer during to cold days of rifle season!
     
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    Your breath is the #1 producer of scent because of the warm air apparently
     
    Green, Oct 19, 2018
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    Need to get out and move. Why sit? Still hunt.
     
    Cam, Oct 22, 2018
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    Cam, i respectfully disagree - if deer are moving, sit sit sit. Youll rarely outsmart a whitetail that not in rut
    Took me years to figure that out, and my success rate skyrocketed
     
    chrism, Oct 22, 2018
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    Guess it depends on the area. I always still hunted in the hills. Walk slow, post up on high points and watch the fence lines. I’m not talking about walking all day, just stillhunting and moving from spot to spot. Like anything, tactics are dependant on area and pressure.
     
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