I am looking for ideas of good quality wood stove for a 6 x 7 deer stand. Hoping for a good quality small stove. I dont want to use any propane

To add, I need one I can buy, I have no time or desire to start fabricating one with my busy schedule

Please share your suggestions

Seen tiny ones made out of propane tanks. Google homemade mini wood stove

I think it was Danny who had a good looking stove in his wall tent. Maybe he'll chime in.

check pomoly stoves

stove i built is to big for that. made from a fifty gallon steel drum.

The one in my spear house is made from a steel 5 gallon pail. It is pictured in the Les Kuba spearing prints.

NuWay stoves, 100% made in USA (northern michigan). They make them to burn on wood or they have propane models. Never heard a bad word about them....might be an option for you.

Some folks wear coveralls and tough it out.

Thanks for the info on Kouba's-Darkhouse Spearing. Because of you, I had to go downstares and go through the prints.Darkhouse spearing is one of the best sellers of Kouba's prints.
A bottle of Grand Canadian,sits next to that good looking stove.
Tom

hunted with a group many years ago. We had one older dude that would make a decent sized fire right out in the open, no blind. Think of a big camp fire.
His thoughts were deer are used to the smell of wood smoke and it covers your scent while the crackling fire made them curious. He would sit and tend his fire while watching for deer.
Said his days went quicker than other wise cause he had his mind on 2 things rather than just the deer.

Did he ever kill any deer over his open campfire?

Tom, interesting story. Many years ago my parents bought all the spear houses from Red Cedar Lodge (as I recall) where Kouba's print was inspired. The houses were EXACTLY the same as the prints right down to the nails to hold the decoys, whiskey bottle for Kerosene and the skimmer made from copper tubing. I kept one and have rebuilt it many times and still have it. The reactions on people's faces when they first went into our rental houses were priceless and people often commented that they felt like they were sitting in that print.

Why? I sit in an enclosed, heated stand that is 65 degrees and can comfortably sit daylight to dark so obviously see more deer.

I sit dawn until dusk with a Mr. Heater if needed- I'm not sure I would want to deal with wood and try to regulate a wood stove fire in my stand. I envision you're either going to be naked or freezing- I also have a Milwaukee heated jacket and rarely use the Mr. Heater.

Like Jim Morrison said, "People are strange..."

I made a five gallon bucket stove for in a 4x8 spearing house in the late 1970's. I could get it way too hot in that house in about three minutes and be looking for my coat twenty minutes later. If I put enough wood in to start a fire, i was too hot. It was maybe a great thing to have a wood stove back before there were good propane options. But no way I would want one in that small an area from what I saw of the one I had.

Look at some of the tiny titanium wood stoves made for tent camping in small floorless tents. Seek Outside has some as do other mfgs catering to the hunting community.

I've seen small backpacking stoves for sale. No idea on quality or brands but a quick Google search should give you comparisons. We used to use a metal coffee can and charcoal when we were kids but that was in a stand not an inclosed blind.

Like midlands said NuWay stove company. Onaway mi. That's what we used in our ice shanty. Worked great!