Deer camp fire pits

[txhunter007]

I have heard that you can buy cheaply or get for free a rejected concrete culvert from txdot. They make excellent firepits. Bury the stem and fill the culvert with sand to desired height.

[DRettele]

This is in my back yard but I would do something similar at Deer Camp. The bottom and inside walls are firebrick. I still intend to drill a hole in the bottom firebrick to place a pole/post on which a swivel grate would be mounted for cooking.

[LlanoHunter10]

[QUOTE=SAC;13535352]Ours



Christmas lights on year round?

[Texastaxi]

What kind of metal ones are you getting rid of ... I am needing one.

[txhunter1]

Here is ours. Had Mitch make it. Just the top part of one of his feeders. I wanted a pit with a top lid

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[Rescue1]

This is in my back yard but I would do something similar at Deer Camp. The bottom and inside walls are firebrick. I still intend to drill a hole in the bottom firebrick to place a pole/post on which a swivel grate would be mounted for cooking.

what the diameter on yours?

this is pretty close with what im wanting to do. I have a metal 36" ring, with a swing away grate that I wanted to use, but I'm thinking that I will have to use firebrick anyway.

[savin yours]

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[Stolle]

What kind of metal ones are you getting rid of ... I am needing one.

It’s rusted out. You can have it[emoji51]

Main reason I’m getting away from steel pits.


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[whitetailfanatic]

we dug a hole and buried old tractor wheel ring worked great no pics though

[Stolle]

we dug a hole and buried old tractor wheel ring worked great no pics though

Too hard to dig out there in the rocks[emoji51]

Y’all keep the pictures coming.


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[LuckyCards2006]

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[JES]

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In that second pic, is the fire pit inside the barn? I hope it was flooding outside...

[DRettele]

what the diameter on yours?

this is pretty close with what im wanting to do. I have a metal 36" ring, with a swing away grate that I wanted to use, but I'm thinking that I will have to use firebrick anyway.

6 foot inside diameter

[splitfinger]

I bought this one from a TBH'er a couple of years ago and don't use it much at all. It is 4' dia. and can build a great fire. If you are interested, I would let it go for $350.00. I'm in Jasper.

Doug

[mudkat]

here's mine made out of left over 6x8 tubing works great and it was free