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OFF GRID with DOUG and STACY go over a very important item that every HOMESTEADER and OFF GRID and PREPPER needs to add to their place
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A wood cook stove can prove to be a valuable asset to any location. In a homestead it can provide a way to preserve your bounty from the garden or cook homemade bread. For the off grid person it can provide heat and hot water as well as a way to cook. For the prepper it can save you from freezing in a grid down scenario and all the other things listed above.
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@OFFGRIDwithDOUGSTACY 6 лет назад

HERE IS THE T SHIRT LINK shop.bonfire.com/offgrid/ WE THANKS YOU IN ADVANCE!! 👍

@jesskan9828 6 лет назад

OFF GRID with DOUG & STACY i wish i could buy one!

@zetlaw07 6 лет назад

How long is there left?! I’d love to order one, but I don’t get paid until tomorrow!

@OFFGRIDwithDOUGSTACY 6 лет назад

Lori Starling tomorrow at midnight 👍

@OFFGRIDwithDOUGSTACY 6 лет назад

Lori Starling if you go to the link there is a counter if you want to double check

@reneejackson6059 6 лет назад

OFF GRID with DOUG & STACY I’m putting this stove on my wish list

@curtalfrey1636 6 лет назад

We have a pioneer princess at Alfreyfarms. Here is some good advice, don’t use more than 4 pieces of wood at a time in the stove. Especially when you already have a bed of coals in the bottom. 3 logs at night time. And always keep 2 inches of ash in the box. The fire box is bigger and it is tempting to fill it to the top with wood, don’t do it. The fire quickly becomes out of control once the wood turns to charcoal and closing the flue and damper won’t even put it out. The back of the stove will easily get 800 degrees and the wall will get to 300 degrees if it’s within 24” of the stove and rise. We have fire extinguishers and a fire hose installed just in case. I have found this out from experience. I used a Fleer thermal gun and the cooktop can reach 1100 degrees which is dangerous to say the least. You can’t take the eyes off and cook on the hole unless you have coals only in the box. Otherwise you will smoke the house out. Another “personal” experience. :)

@RedArrowTinker 6 лет назад

Good information. Thanks!

@tonyroy8410 10 месяцев назад

we have learned so much from you guys!! Been watching you for years, truth seeking patriot Christ brother

@RainbowRoseConnie 6 лет назад

When we use our wood cook stove for heating our place in Idaho, we always set the stove for the oven to always be heated, then we left the door open so it put out even more heat. The water tank also help in providing more heat. Our stove doesn't have a water reservoir so we have a 20-30 gal stock pot, we keep full of water, which also helps in needing hot water. LOL!

@hdrvman Год назад

We love our Heartland Oval wood cook stove !! It's literally the heart of our home !!

@1000sofroots 6 лет назад

Beautiful cook stove! What a blessing. Thanks for the fun tour of all its useful parts and pieces. Glad it's helping to make your lives a little easier. Blessings from the Smyth family.

@sandieblack4860 6 лет назад

Hello Doug. I used to have a Pioneer Maid cook stove, I believe the one before the Princess. I Loved it however, it also had the metal firebricks but they had to be filled with sand prior to using. Over a period of time they split apart, I think they were just spot welded?? We ended up putting regular firebrick in there after that which worked very well. Don't get me wrong, I loved that old cook stove and sold it in the house I moved out of after my hubby passed away. A few years later the people who bought my house didn't want to heat or cook with wood anymore so I bought the stove back from them...no idea where I was going to use it but last year I purchased an off grid cabin and had intentions of installing it in there, however, my installer said the stove was way too big and that I would have problems with keeping it fired down and creosote build up. Anyway, I sadly, ended up selling it to a guy who had a huge farm house kitchen I hope he enjoys it as much as I used to. I did consider building an outdoor kitchen but at my time of life, 70 years old and living along with many health issues, I decided not to go that route and ended up just buying a small wood stove for the cabin (I am mostly only there on and off for the , spring fall and summer) I am able to heat my small cabin (under 500sq ft. including the sleeping loft) and also have a couple of pots on the stove for quick simple cooking. No oven unfortunately but am thinking maybe an adobe oven outside this summer for the small mount of oven cooking I am likely to do. Thank you for all the great information you guys pass on to us, I enjoy everyone of your videos. Blessings to you both. Sandie.

@semperfi-1918 4 года назад

Hope your doing well. I know 2 years later... but I have now finally got into a wood cook stove. Thank you for your story.

@helenedavis2886 3 года назад

Sandie Black So sorry for the loss of ur loved one.

@sandieblack4860 3 года назад

@@semperfi-1918 I am sure you are going to love it. Wood stove cooking seems to bring out something special in us. Good luck and stay safe.

@sandieblack4860 3 года назад

@@helenedavis2886 Thank you for your condolencies, I still miss my Hubby like crazy and it has been almost 22 years, time goes by so fast. Take care and stay safe.

@jkhenderson1 6 лет назад

Glad you are taking time to be together. We totally are so grateful for all you do. Time together always comes first. Ohhh! And great information you gave! Lol!

@TwoFamilyHomestead 6 лет назад

Everyone needs a bread esp from youtube - a lot of folks aren't aware of how much it takes out of you to provide videos so THANK YOU !!

@shelly8387 6 лет назад

Thank you a hundred times for reminding me about the t-shirts. I ordered one for my 10 year old daughter, Emily. She just adores you guys. She'll receive it Christmas morning. Thank you for having such a family friendly channel.

@woodchipful 6 лет назад

I really appreciate the effort you people put into educating us! Thank you for your effort.

@stacytate7185 3 года назад

❤

@barbaraflagg983 Год назад

When I was a kid, we had two stoves we used only for heating in the winter and drying out our gloves on the top of the stove. There was a flat area on top. but we never used it for cooking because we had a gas stove to cook on. We had an electric refrigerator with the motor on the top, which became our cats favorite place to get away from all the petting we kids did to him. When we got our second cat, he spent most of the time outside, only coming in to use the litter box and eat. We had a large garden and some fruit trees and grape vines. We did pretty good living on four and a half acres with a large family.

@eaglecamphomesteadswfl9006 6 лет назад

Glad your relaxing and getting back to the Homestead and getting off the road.

@TheWonderwy 2 года назад

The very idea of being free from gas and electric thrills me to no end. The wood burning cook stove is beautiful. Thank you for sharing.

@amberlamb6708 6 лет назад

We appreciate you and your videos!!! It’s good to take a break!

@beebob1279 2 года назад

I was looking at the Liberty Rocket stove. The problem with many rocket stoves is how to get the mass where you need it. It has to be fed constantly to get the mass heated. Once the mass is heated I'm assuming it will only keep a room warm. I've had wood burning stoves since I was a kid. I'm almost 60 now. Our house has an insert which is another issue when the power goes out in winter. Unless we install solar with a back up battery it's basically useless. Gas generators are a big no no because they use way too much gas to keep simple things running. So, I'm trying to convince the bride to get either the Pioneer princess or the Baker's Choice. I want the Pioneer princess because it should be able to heat the downstairs and we can just close the rooms to the upstairs. I know this comment is several years after your video, but I'll be checking on Stacy and how to cook with one of these.

@robertinebuckley4245 6 лет назад

I just ordered my shirt! 😃 All the best to you both in your newest adventure in homesteading! Thank you for teaching us all a little something each day, I always learn some useful nugget of info from you two! And while you take time off, I will just watch Doug and Stacy re-runs!

@lindahicks7831 3 года назад

Taking time for yourself is very important! Love your videos!

@PQ2U Год назад

Patti Quigley here … we are studying purchasing a wood cook stove within this upcoming 12 months. Any updates to this video with other brands and/or improvements will be seriously utilized! Thank you!

@Homesteadhow 6 лет назад

Love the stove- there is just something that is hard to describe about wood heat/fire. Our wood stove is the heart of our homestead. Our goal is to upgrade to a bigger one like you- that we can cook on too.

@PeterParker-rj7wn 6 лет назад

Hey guys, can you use Pellets in a Cook Stove ???

@deborapettigrew1258 6 лет назад

I bet I could have one if I built an out door kitchen/grill area kinda like a fire hut in the backyard. There’s no winter here so it would never do in the house I’d only be able to cook on it one day a year. Lol. And it would rust out in about a year so maybe not. One day if I ever move to a colder climate and have a homestead I could have one until then I live vicariously through you guys. Love the stove and love you guys for sharing.

@MyBitOEarth 3 года назад

YOUJUST BROUGHT UP GOOD MEMORIES OF "LITTLE GRANNY" MY GREAT GRAND MOTHER. SHE HAD MORE TROUBLE KEEPING ME AWAY FROM THAT WOOD STOVE.GOOD MEMORIES.

@pamsolomon4777 6 лет назад

My husband and I heat with a wood stove, have most of our marriage. We have purchased our land to get off the grid. We got space on it cleared for our cabin and large garden last weekend. I keep trying to stress to him that I need a cook stove to bake, not just a wood stove to heat and surface space to cook. We are getting ourselves ready to make this transition. It all takes money to do, so we are doing things a little at a time. I love watching your channel! You have helped us so much already on our journey.

@DixieBlueEyes 2 года назад

Thank you for sharing your journey with us. I love your nuggets!!!!! You & Stacy are the best !!!! God bless you & cause you to prosper daily.

@guyestes3735 Год назад

Love listening to you both

@MsHomesteader 6 лет назад

Hello from Montana! We have a Baker's Choice and have had it for 20 yrs now and it's our primary heat source in our 1910 farmhouse and cooking in Autumn, Winter and Spring. We then cook outside over open fire or in a wood fired BBQ. We love our Baker's Choice stove and will by another when this one is worn out, they've improved them since we bought our.

@tracycase1815 6 лет назад

Love the new stove! And your new baby Maggie

@offgridsweden 6 лет назад

Looks like an awesome stove. Greetings from Andreas on Off Grid Sweden

@chelemichele1524 6 лет назад

Enjoy your R&R it's well deserved. Always great to spend time with each other....

@ecocentrichomestead6783 6 лет назад

I notice you have a thermo-electric fan. I bought my first one last year. That is something else every off grid wood stove should have!

@LifeinFarmland 6 лет назад

See you got a eco fan. :) We would love to get one, one day (wood cook stove). You got that right! Nothing compares to wood heat!

@KovietUnionDefector 6 лет назад

I use an eco fan in my wood fired Sauna it helps to distribute the heat evenly around the sauna and its a fantastic asset if you have a sauna.

@janebarbour405 6 лет назад

Beautiful stove. Nothing like cooking on wood burning stove. Had opportunity many years ago. Soup was incredible. Sat on the back of the stove simmering for hours. 🤗❤️👍👩‍🌾

@JDKvideos 6 лет назад

I've been staying away now for awhile from RU-vid... We won our court case and was getting excited about our future only to hear that other side is appealing and now could last at least 2 more years... Watching and thinking about living in peace on our dream property aint easy..... Thumbs Up to you Doug!

@OFFGRIDwithDOUGSTACY 6 лет назад

JDK hang in there!

@beltoftruth56 2 года назад

Best stove intro..love that stove

@villiehaizlip7626 4 года назад

Wow, Doug! This seemed so long ago. So much has happened and You guys have done so much. Talked about the center. Yea🤗

@staceyvegamarkum4071 6 лет назад

Hopefully I'll have a wood cook stove in the future too! Nice job on the video. I miss seeing you guys but I'm glad it's for a reason like husband and wife time! God bless you!

@helenruth5024 3 года назад

I live in southeast Alaska on an island. It is humid here. We have to control excess moisture, so no need to humidify. In the summer we use a dehumidifier. Thank you so much for the how to on your beautiful cook stove.

@shawnthomas6782 6 лет назад

Ones my house is built that is my #1 purchase of all time

@sandimorreale6471 6 лет назад

I'm absolutely jelly! What a beautiful, well made stove. Enjoy!

@jheremck 6 лет назад

It was GREAT seeing you over at Boss of the Swamp... he has a pretty good cook stove... always enjoy watching you ~ :))))

@jennysfarmsweetfarm7726 6 лет назад

I'm swooning over that stove! Your tour of your stove was very informative. Thanks for sharing that. I do appreciate your time & effort to share your homesteading knowledge thru your videos. Looking forward to watching Stacy's videos on woodstove cooking!

@bbsbacktobasics7695 6 лет назад

Nice upgrade, thats a beautiful cookstove, oven- heater =) Very happy for you guys & I'm glad you guys are taking a break & taking some marriage time, Thats awesome!!! but.....I do miss you guys..lol..Love you guys, Say hi to Stacy for me ~♡~ Brenda from Fredonia

@tamarabutterworth8300 6 лет назад

You guys are an inspiration to me and many others. Glad you are taking time for each other. Do miss you though. Don't have a homestead yet but building my skill sets so I'll be ready when God answers my prayers 😀

@kleineroteHex 6 лет назад

Be still my heart! This always brings back my aunt's original stove in the kitchen on the old farm, yes, she did take rings out on the top and put the pot on. I so wanted that old stove, but getting it here would be a bit ridiculous since I could get a brand new one (if I lived suitably) 😎

@arkyhog6529 6 лет назад

Love that stove wish I could afford one. But hey you can't have everything in life as long as you are happy and healthy. That's all that matters!!

@sunwarz 6 лет назад

What kind of price are we looking at with that stove installed? Also, have you tried growing, quinoa, seeds, they have all the protein, you need if you don't have meat, and is gluten free and if you grind it and bake it in the oven at 220 degrees for three hrs spread on a baking sheet 1/4 inch deep, you end up with a flour, with the same consistency as regular flour for baking! Its easy to harvest and 10 to 15 plants can give you on average 2lb of seed, and takes less space and is easier to harvest by hand than conventional grains! It is as easy to grow as pigweed, is drought resistant and only needs up to 10 inches of water in one growing season, its great in all soil conditions except solid clay!

@LiberLady 6 лет назад

how long is the growing season for quinoa?

@AhubahsLifestyle 6 лет назад

We are going to get a wood burning cook stove. I was thinking of the Bakers Choice since that is the one you showed first. Now that you have up graded I am rethinking it. I think we might have to take a road trip to Ohio,

@OFFGRIDwithDOUGSTACY 6 лет назад

Set Apart Living Off Grid they deliver stoves but if you roadtrip I would expect a stop by here 👍

@AhubahsLifestyle 6 лет назад

You better know it! LOL!!

@charlesvickers4804 6 лет назад

The size numbers on your iron ware should match the eye size on the stove to be used without the cover. Dad would stack street bricks on the stove then wrap them in towels and hand them out at beadtime. Rub the sheets down to warm them and put a couple under the bed toasty warm.

@nancyfahey7518 6 лет назад

Thank you, just been looking at wood stoves since yesterday. Not for cooking, cause I just never thought of it. Good timing. Thank you.

@Jessica_Bennett 6 лет назад

I've been wanting the pioneer princess for years... Can't wait to finish baby step 2 of the Dave Ramsey plan, then we can focus on saving for our future off grid lifestyle!

@LorieRoebuck 6 лет назад

Glad to hear you will be posting more soon :-) in the meantime enjoy your solitude with each other. God bless

@NobleHomestead 6 лет назад

Stay warm, guys. We have an outdoor wood furnace but I would much rather an indoor wood stove I could cook on. We love you! Hugs from Noble Homestead in Upstate, NY.

@robertllawrencejr5503 4 года назад

Love the stove! What about cooking in the summer. Doesn’t it run you out of your house?

@dawnkirklin6837 2 года назад

Love that house

@theresad6990 6 лет назад

You guys definitely deserve to take a break. You've had a busy schedule lately. Take the time for YOU! - All the best. ~ Theresa

@katcochran3651 3 года назад

Love the stove!

@blissbliss3531 6 лет назад

you guys are the greatest, found ya today on Fouch Family off Grid....I got some catchin up to do.....fantastic and I learn alot......bravo!

@batpherlangkharkrang7976 3 года назад

Hi..... 🎥👍👍👍

@sharonross4535 3 года назад

Love the music!!!

@jtbrunton 6 лет назад

I upgraded to the metal firebrick this year. Wish I had earlier for the reasons you mentioned.

@BobbleheadHomestead 6 лет назад

I think the learning center is a wonderful venture, I'm excited to see you make it happen. I'll just have to keep dreaming about that stove though.

@janisemom 6 лет назад

My mother-in-law said that she was never sick when they had wood heat. Once they had an electric furnace installed, she would get sick. I wonder what the reason is for that. Is it that the wood heat is more natural? That her body was used to pretty extreme temperature changes with wood, but the furnace "softened" her immune system? Is the problem the electricity itself? A combination? I don't know, but that is something I think of often. We have a wood heat stove, but haven't installed it yet. We didn't plan for it, so it might take a while to get it in. Maybe by next winter. We were blessed to be given the very nice stove by my brother when he and his wife decided to get rid of it.

@homesteadinthewoods4841 6 лет назад

A wood stove would be too much for this little cabin in FL. LOL. We have a small fireplace and since half the heat goes up the chimney, it is perfect for this location. We some times get down into the teens but it is not for long. We don't split most of our logs so they don't burn thru too fast. Wood stoves don't burn thru wood as quickly as an open fireplace. But your wood cookstove looks very practical for you guys !! Warm the cabin and cook too !! And yes, take some time off for yourselves. :)

@vinnettepope8255 6 лет назад

I enjoy watching your channel and hearing about how to stay healthy. Beautiful stove. Thank you for sharing this informational video.

@semperfi-1918 4 года назад

Finally working in getting mine. Not new but stay tuned as I will soon enough make a video on mine and what I found.

@tammymurphy1268 6 лет назад

i heat with an ashley wood stove but i do have a wood cook stove in storage just waiting to be set up and used..SMILES

@merryanneadair-burrier3970 6 лет назад

Can't find the video on 'Bone Broth' you did!! I made bone broth from turkey bones & canned it up last nite. I got 3 & 1/2 quarts plus enough for 5 jars of canned turkey! YUM!! Thank you for the info-will definitely be using this again!! Blessings!

@frogman6887 6 лет назад

Glad to see your back. We all need a break some times. Glad to see your new stove and can't wait to watch techniques of how you use and clean it. The only ones that I've dealt with are far older than I am. At first I was skeptical of the price of a new one verses what an old used one goes for. But, maybe some of the new features are worth the cost difference.

@ourselfreliantlife 6 лет назад

Thanks for the video. I was originally thinking we would go with a rocket mass heater but now you've given me some things to ponder. I picked up a t-shirt by the way good luck hitting your goal.

@kissmekate14 6 лет назад

Would love to get a shirt, but not paid until Friday :( Hope you do another round later down the road. LOVE LOVE LOVE your videos

@tedthomas9809 2 года назад

Beautiful stove. I have a small 800 sq ft house. This would be ideal for all I need. Absolutely prefer wood heat and this would be great. Had a wood ccok stove in my grandmothers house--- it was not as efficient, but was great to cook on.

@merryanneadair-burrier3970 6 лет назад

WOW! Love that stove!! How easy is it to use a canner on?

@RedArrowTinker 6 лет назад

Thank you for this video. I heard Stacy's comment in one of the first videos you did, that she wasn't entirely pleased with the stove you had. I've been waiting and watching to hear what it was she didn't like and what features she wished she had. Now I know. Your new stove is BEAUTIFUL! I would love to have one, but I'm sure my hubby would never agree ;-(

@patriciagraves8824 3 года назад

I’m getting ready to purchase my first wood cook stove starting a little at a time

@missourigirl4101 6 лет назад

Bought a shirt and Shared your link for it to my FB page. Interesting video on a beautiful stove! Wish I could attend your classes.

@tjinnes 6 лет назад

Nice stove. Very nice. Look forward to move videos on wood stove cooking. Thanks.

@annotoole5864 6 лет назад

Enjoy your husband & wife time, we will survive...somehow! LOL Your new stove is very nice looking. I have to be honest though, cooking on a wood stove intimidates me. I have done some cooking outdoors on campfires or coals and I know that definitely takes some practice. I imagine this would be the same...maybe someday if we get our land I will go for the little house on the prairie vibe!

@richardrenneckerjr7684 Год назад

Am looking in buying a wood cook stove thanks for a good video .

@JESUSlovesyouall 5 лет назад

Loved the video. Very informative! Loved all the features this stove offers vs the last you had. Makes me reconsider buying an old cook stove to getting a new one. Thank you 😊

@StringfieldRidgeFarm 6 лет назад

Love the stove! Glad your taking time for you - just means when y’all come back we will get some great new info!

@mylightofhope 6 лет назад

Thanks Doug for the tour and information on the stove! So happy to hear you guys will be having videos on how to cook and bake on the stove! Was just telling hubby my biggest fear was knowing how to control the temperature and cook/bake on one. I currently have a gas stove/oven which I love cooking on, but I agree with your thoughts about having one thing for multiple uses and I'm not sure my woodstove heats my house that efficiently.

@user-mp2pm7cm9j Год назад

Where can I get replacement parts for my pioneer princess?

@midtennprepper3976 6 лет назад

amazing

@bernardflood8289 6 лет назад

Greetings from Ireland. I really love your stove.

@gladtidings4all 6 лет назад

Can you show us how the wood cooking stove work show us how to cook in it

@dennisst.germaine3497 6 лет назад

Nice review of the stove! Stay Blessed my friend

@whitepinehomestead 3 года назад

We are trying to decide between these 2 stoves. Thank you for the info!

@Leglag724 6 лет назад

Beautiful new stove!! Can't wait to see the cooking video's on how to cook on it.

@bilwilds9148 6 лет назад

How do you keep it warm when you leave? How do you keep from always smelling like smoke? Thanks.

@OFFGRIDwithDOUGSTACY 6 лет назад

+Bil Wilds you choke it down and leave or do the same over night .. sometimes you might get some smoke... buy overall pretty much smoke free

@benfran8011 6 лет назад

Hey Doug! Nice stove!!! Also You mentioned the work that you put into RU-vid videos, and I was wondering how much time would you say you put into making a video! Glad you are taking a break! A video a day is a lot!!!!

@arciafrench993 6 лет назад

I love cooking on my wood stove. As always great info.

@metamud8686 6 лет назад

Starts at 6:54

@lanahallock1118 6 лет назад

Found you from Aerial at Fy Myth. Subscribed & will be catching up on your previous videos.

@trudyw7831 6 лет назад

Awesome video I really like the Tour of the Stove

@mabsdb7 6 лет назад

Just ordered a t shirt....thanks for the reminder!

@bobbyhoffman4589 6 лет назад

PS it was Fort Watauga, at Sycamore SHOALS at today Elizabethton , Tn while Daniel was in Kentucky he was capture by indians that treated him as a son, for a few years , when he got back to his family , his brother took care of his family, he found out he had a new child but it was common for them to keep it in the family, it happen a lot, lol