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[sdm111]

She looks nice!  My girls are a little heavier than I like to see, but for winter, I figure the extra fat can't hurt.  The light pullet in the pics is the one that is laying right now.

Bout all yalls got in common is looks

 

[roosterhavoc]

Thanks.  Looks nice, is that your stove?  I put another 10 inches of insulation in the attic this fall and it is messing me up with the stove.  The insulation has really helped, so I have to tone back the fires.  My wife laughed at me because we slept with the bedroom window wide open all night one day last week.  Got a little carried away with the stove that night. lol

Yeah it's a Pacific Energy Super 27. I have cooked myself out many times. Only problem now is it puts me to sleep.

 

[B123]

Yeah it's a Pacific Energy Super 27. I have cooked myself out many times. Only problem now is it puts me to sleep.

Very nice. Those are nice stoves. I like the glass fronts. We put in a nice Vermont Castings stove in our old house. I got it down in the basement, but I was not going to try and get it back out when we moved! We have an "Old Timer" that was in the new house. It heats just fine, but I miss the glass front and an ash pan.

 

[JShubin]

Ive never had a stove. Jsut fireplaces that provide zero heat unless you are 2 ft away

 

[gmfwlbrdr]

Not bad feeding at 12 degrees ,something how quick yu can get acclimated.

 

[B123]

Ive never had a stove. Jsut fireplaces that provide zero heat unless you are 2 ft away

They are work, but the exercise is good for me splitting and hauling the wood. A good stove can be very efficient, and the heat is very nice. It is hard to explain, but much nicer than forced air. When I spent some time in Arizona, I was surprised at how many people had wood stoves to take the chill off during the winter nights.

 

[B123]

Not bad feeding at 12 degrees ,something how quick yu can get acclimated.

The sun makes it fell a little better.

 

[JShubin]

Ain't pretty but he finally lost scabs and opened up eyes. Been hand/force feeding him cheese and grapes for a week.

 

[JShubin]

They are work, but the exercise is good for me splitting and hauling the wood. A good stove can be very efficient, and the heat is very nice. It is hard to explain, but much nicer than forced air. When I spent some time in Arizona, I was surprised at how many people had wood stoves to take the chill off during the winter nights.

I bet...
I spend most of my time outside and in the patio... when its cold I use the little firepit in the middle of my patio table which is perfect as hand warmer. Never gets below 32 here though, maybe touches on 31 once or twice a year to add little ice. Usually stays above 45.

 

[roosterhavoc]

Very nice.  Those are nice stoves.  I like the glass fronts.  We put in a nice Vermont Castings stove in our old house.  I got it down in the basement, but I was not going to try and get it back out when we moved!  We have an "Old Timer" that was in the new house.  It heats just fine, but I miss the glass front and an ash pan.

Vermont castings get way up there. Mine is steel. Buddy that thing really gets going around 650-700 degrees. The stainless steel baffle has burn tubes that rebutn the smoke particles. Doesn't hold the heat as long as cast iron or soapstone but it gets hot in a hurry.