Billy can and honey stove

[mikergj]

Always used mess tins and the small hexy cooker, but my urge towards bushcraft and getting out a lot more this year I want to move away from that set up. I am on the verge of purchasing a Zebra Stainless Steel Billy Can 12cm from woodlore and a honey stove.

I am pretty decided but I thought I would put it by some of you more experienced guys, in case you have any better ideas. But I dont think I will go much wrong with these two items.

All thoughts and ideas appreciated.

Thanks
Mike

 

[trekkingnut]

http://www.bushgear.co.uk/index.php?page=shop.browse&category_id=15&option=com_virtuemart&Itemid=64

just ordered my 10cm one from these guys, about 50p more expensive than everywhere else but postage is free so save yourself a few quid anyway.

i couldnt find a 10cm billy anywhere in the uk and every shop i rang said they all buy them wholesale from this place anyway....

why not just use an ikea drainer for 2quid instead of a honey stove?

 

[Asa Samuel]

http://www.bushgear.co.uk/index.php?page=shop.browse&category_id=15&option=com_virtuemart&Itemid=64

just ordered my 10cm one from these guys, about 50p more expensive than everywhere else but postage is free so save yourself a few quid anyway.

i couldnt find a 10cm billy anywhere in the uk and every shop i rang said they all buy them wholesale from this place anyway....

why not just use an ikea drainer for 2quid instead of a honey stove?

If you want to save on money then a drainer is a fantastic alternative but I do love my honey stove

 

[trekkingnut]

If you want to save on money then a drainer is a fantastic alternative but I do love my honey stove

hehe im a jock and really do lurrrrrv those pennies!!! someone picked me up two ikea drainers today for four pounds. proper kid in a candy shop right now... they are sooo shinny!

 

[zarkwon]

I have both and for my money they are the most versatile combo around. Love 'em both.

 

[WeThePeoplexfbm]

yummmy hexi stoves XD my fav