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When fire restrictions are in place for an area, are you still able to use a camp stove? Like, say I whipped out a camp table and put my butane stove on it and wanted to cook. Would that be permissable even if fires or charcoal grills aren't?

I realize some of the answer might be "it depends"...despite that, I still am curious what the "averages" might be, based on your experiences.

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[–] [email protected] 2 points 2 years ago

I have seen various levels of restrictions in the Colorado and New Mexico area. Sometimes it’s just campfires, other times it’s included propane/butane camp stoves and even smoking in your car.