Swedish Stove

[hooky]

My grandpa taught me how to do this when I was a kid. We'd clean fish and fry them up like this. Sometimes we'd just scale and gut them, then put them on a roasting stick and hold them over the fire. I never knew it had a name. We all just referred to it as Grandpa's Stove.

[ame]http://youtu.be/WfRovJ1KcCg[/ame]

 

[Hotdoger]

Cool!

 

[grunt soldier]

it's definitely something worth trying. I have done it many a times. it's great when you don't have anything with you.

 

[climber409]

Thanks for sharing.Thats pretty cool.

 

[Mike H]

Thats a neat trick. Thanks for sharing.

 

[billcollector]

Ok i am gonna go try to burn down the woods this weekend and try this! Very cool! I would think you would be better though putting some of the lighter kindling on the bottom and then heavier on top but i guess as long as it burns in the end oh well!

 

[mdeshon]

Thanks for sharing. That is really cool.

 

[Redskinsfan]

Thanks for the video, it was very interesting.

Terry

 

[Hillbillyblood]

The family and I will have to give this a whirl..

 

[Sanguine Samurai]

A couple buddies of mine and I made one of these on our hike through Brown County State Park last year. They work great for boiling water, I am glad to hear of others using them.

+1 to you for sharing,
and +1 to the Scandinavian genius who invented it.

 

[ductileiron98]

Cant wait to try this up at the cabin...