Camp Stove Guide
Outfitter Stoves

Outfitter Stoves

Well, where to start with Outfitter Stoves. These stoves are, by far, the warmest, handiest stove you'll ever get for backcountry use. Unfortunately, if you are a general camper or a backpacker, forget about using one. They are very bulky and very, very heavy. And unless you have an Outfitter Tent, the only good this stove will do you is to warm the outside air for the local wildlife.

Now, that all said, if you DO have an Outfitter Tent, then an outfitter stove is most definitely for you. These stoves, while a pain in the you know what to move, will help keep any outfitter tent that has been designed for a stove keep nice and warm. In short, outfitter stoves are the ultimate stove for hunters and outfitters who pack in to remote areas by horse or mule.

Shown below are some outfitter stoves that are ideal for use in the backcountry. All the items are available through Cabela's.


Outfitter Stoves



Cabela's Sheepherder's Alaskan and Packer Stoves (Packer)
$139.99




Cabela's Sheepherder's Alaskan and Packer Stoves (Alaskan)
$159.99




Ecofan and Ecofan GS (Ecofan gs)
$199.99




Cabela's Tundra Takedown Stove
$229.99




Cabela's Cylinder Stoves (Hunter stove only)
$249.99




Cabela's Cylinder Stoves (Outfitter stove only)
$289.99




Cabela's Cylinder Stoves (Chimney oven)
$329.99




Cabela's Cylinder Stoves (Hunter package)
$379.99




Cabela's Cylinder Stoves (Outfitter package)
$429.99


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