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<blockquote data-quote="chadh2o" data-source="post: 3626997" data-attributes="member: 40131"><p>I have a Mr Buddy and have used it many times camping @ Rio Grand Reservoir, elevation 8700, according to my GPS. It does tend to eat the little tanks tho. With the Mr Buddy and my propane Dewalt 20v forced air heater, a couple of 20# tanks, I expect to stay warm in the tent. I need to figure out how to connect a thermostat to the Dewalt.</p><p>Camping at elevation is not new to me. Camping at elevation in the cold is and I very much appreciate all input.</p><p>I have air mattress, foam top and -5* bags with flannel interior and an insert if necessary. I had not thought of a cot.</p><p>My feet are the real concern. They tend to get cold and stiffen in the Oklahoma cold. Trudging through the Colorado cold in snow adds a new level. I don't know if my ski socks (2 layer) will be advantageous over a good pair of heavy wool.</p><p>Backpack. Anyone have a good one for sale or rent? </p><p>Walking stick recommendations?</p><p>These guys run 4 wheels as far as they can, then hike. Luckily, I'm the 2nd to the youngest at 53. 5 are 70+. Debating on taking the Jeep or 4 wheeler. It would be the only Jeep. Heat for the ride up the mountain sounds nice.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="chadh2o, post: 3626997, member: 40131"] I have a Mr Buddy and have used it many times camping @ Rio Grand Reservoir, elevation 8700, according to my GPS. It does tend to eat the little tanks tho. With the Mr Buddy and my propane Dewalt 20v forced air heater, a couple of 20# tanks, I expect to stay warm in the tent. I need to figure out how to connect a thermostat to the Dewalt. Camping at elevation is not new to me. Camping at elevation in the cold is and I very much appreciate all input. I have air mattress, foam top and -5* bags with flannel interior and an insert if necessary. I had not thought of a cot. My feet are the real concern. They tend to get cold and stiffen in the Oklahoma cold. Trudging through the Colorado cold in snow adds a new level. I don't know if my ski socks (2 layer) will be advantageous over a good pair of heavy wool. Backpack. Anyone have a good one for sale or rent? Walking stick recommendations? These guys run 4 wheels as far as they can, then hike. Luckily, I'm the 2nd to the youngest at 53. 5 are 70+. Debating on taking the Jeep or 4 wheeler. It would be the only Jeep. Heat for the ride up the mountain sounds nice. [/QUOTE]
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