Lightweight cooking...

[taint]

I mostly just use a dakota pit, my 2 qt arctic canteen cup, and titanium fork/spoon (either end) the eating tool can be used for digging, as a measuring device, and can have a treble hook and swivel added to it so that it's a fishing, lure. Hung over a bird snare, it attracts them to the snare. I do 2 quarts of cooking at a time, one after dark, one before dawn, so no smoke shows and the pit precludes light showing. A sawyer mini-filter and a bit of aquapure handles the water treatment needs.

[crashdive123]

What are you hiding from?

[natertot]

Yeah what Crash said.....

Besides, the little stove gives off little light and I am done eating before the fire hole is even completed.

[Rick]

Many questions have been asked and none answered. That's interesting in and of itself.

[crashdive123]

I suspect that there will soon be a "stealth camping" thread.

[natertot]

I suspect that there will soon be a "stealth camping" thread.

Yeah, Miss Cleo told me the same thing!

[kyratshooter]

I knew you were going to say that!

I hate it when people drill holes for treble hooks in my spork, it makes the soup dribble down my shirt.

I never could cozy up to sharing my spoon with a fish.

Are we going stealth camping ?

[natertot]

Are we going stealth camping ?

Is that your proposal for this years Jamboree?!!!

[kyratshooter]

Is that your proposal for this years Jamboree?!!!

Nope, the jamboree requires color, comfort, lots of well cooked food and hot coffee by the gallon. Also shower houses and bathrooms.

Nothing stealth about that.

[crashdive123]

Speaking of Jamboree ---- about time to start planning. Who's taking the lead this year?

[Billofthenorth]

I think you can still find these Swiss volcano stoves around for less than $10 or $15. I modified the water bottle on mine to make it into a container and cooking vessel that holds my lightweight stove, matches etc. Video link below. They work with sticks, heat tabs, small stoves etc.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GVzqwhVCMcE