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I use a double mantle latern and it keeps the tent nice and toasty. But since it is a "wet" type of heat the wood stove is still better for pushing out the moisture. I would guess if the outside temperature is 30 degrees using the latern will heat it up to about 60-65 degrees. If you want to dry out gloves, etc just hang them on a rope on the top of the tent where the heat rises to. I thought about carrying one of those small battery powered fans to push the heated air around but can never seem to remember to take one when I go hunting.

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