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    Camp ovens

    I have a bit of info for anyone interested. The campoven information has been scanned from Australian Shooter magazine so I can't be convicted of plaguarism as I have acknowledged the source.
    I can't attach them here as the files are too large so I have used a free photo site.
    For those who have Bedourie ovens I have included some photo's of mods to the lifting lugs to make these unstable ovens more user friendly.
    Here are the two links for you to look at.

    http://usera.imagecave.com/Mike/Bedourie/

    http://usera.imagecave.com/Mike/campoven/

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    thanks for the info mate, thats excellent

    Cheers,

    Ben

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    Thanks yellahunter I was beginning to think I wasted my time. I notice your post on camp oven maintanance didn't get a lot of hits so I think the use of campovens is confined to a few people. It is proberbly the fast society where people go to a spot and rely on quick fryups for their food as it is a lot quicker than camp oven cooking. I think the lack of wood in popular area's, fire bans in national parks might also have a bearing on the popularity.

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    Camp Oven Cooking is alive and well.

    You are right about the wood though, thats why I specialise in using heat beads these days. You may not get the same flavour as a bit of wood smoke but certainly does the job.

    If anyone is interested I am happy to put on a display on the use of heatbeads.

    Just post here or send an instant message.

    Cheers.


    Derek

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    Thanks Derek just a bit far away gladstone. If you get up to the Gin Gin camp oven cookout I might see you. It is interesting about the heat beads as I saw on a site somewhere that the yanks are into heat bead camp oven cooking in a big way.
    I can't remember what they called a camp oven there.

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    They call them Dutch Ovens over there. In fact they make some pretty good ovens. I was going to try and get a few sent out at one time but the freight charges are about 4 times the price of the oven.

    Hopefully the Gin Gin Coookout will be on my agenda this year.


    Derek

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    Bros

    Gladstone isnt that far away.

    If you have a few people who are interested and can cover my costs for the drive up as well as a bed for a night or two, I am sure I can get up that way for a long weekend sometime.

    Give it some thought and let me know.

    Cheers


    Derek

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    There is nothing like at the end of a long hard day camping sitting back having a few cold ones and taking in the aromas of dinner cooking in a camp oven.

    It really gets the juices going.

    Cheers
    FH1

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    Best tucker goin.......Camp oven stew and camp oven Damper.Geez who started this,I'm hangin out for one now!!!!

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    Thanks Derek I am the only one I know of in my circles who is interested in camp oven cooking the others rely on big fryup. I will wait for the Gin Gin cookout in Sept/Oct this year.

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