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<blockquote data-quote="WBecker" data-source="post: 1293406" data-attributes="member: 67200"><p>MSR stoves are rock solid, I carried a MSR Multi Fuel through Desert Storm and Enduring Freedom and it truly burned every fuel I used and never let me down. Currently I've switched over to using a JetBoil for the convenience of carrying less weight in fuel. I also believe the JetBoil is more fuel efficient based on fuel weight needed to boil time. If I'm doing a 4 to 7 day hunt or if I'm hunting alone I also carry my solo stove mini with their pot. Solo Stove makes another great stove system which of course uses sticks wood chips and pinecones as its fuel. Add a petroleum soaked cotton ball into the stove and even wet fuel sources will burn for cooking or for melting snow and ice for drinking water. Another benefit in caring my solo is keeping an open fire source at night. It can take the edge off of a cold night, help dry clothing and even be used as a signal source if you get into trouble.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="WBecker, post: 1293406, member: 67200"] MSR stoves are rock solid, I carried a MSR Multi Fuel through Desert Storm and Enduring Freedom and it truly burned every fuel I used and never let me down. Currently I've switched over to using a JetBoil for the convenience of carrying less weight in fuel. I also believe the JetBoil is more fuel efficient based on fuel weight needed to boil time. If I'm doing a 4 to 7 day hunt or if I'm hunting alone I also carry my solo stove mini with their pot. Solo Stove makes another great stove system which of course uses sticks wood chips and pinecones as its fuel. Add a petroleum soaked cotton ball into the stove and even wet fuel sources will burn for cooking or for melting snow and ice for drinking water. Another benefit in caring my solo is keeping an open fire source at night. It can take the edge off of a cold night, help dry clothing and even be used as a signal source if you get into trouble. [/QUOTE]
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