What temp range do you switch to a heated shelter?

[180ls1]

As the title states, at what general temperature range do you switch to a heated shelter?

 

[MtnsWinAgain]

Moisture/snow is more of a trigger for me. If your boots are going to get wet, then freeze over night, the hot stove makes a big difference getting them back on. Cold and dry not as big of a deal. Either way make sure you have a sleeping bag/quilt rated for less than the lows expected, the stove will go out.

 

[Salmon River Solutions]

Yep, came here to write heavy snow or rain.

Ken

 

[WyoHuntr]

When there is snow. Usually too much of a fire risk before that.

 

[180ls1]

So you guys just cowboy camp then if its dry?

I get the moisture/rain/snow part of the equation but it is interesting to see the outright temperature not really being a factor.

 

[sickles107]

Waking up to frozen solid boots and gloves... if ya know, ya know

 

[Poser]

Its more of a moisture thing for me as well. Temps could be moderate, but if it going to be raining quite a bit, I'll consider the stove. Day time temps could be a factor as well. If the daytime temps are pretty warm, I can work with some low temps that don't arrive until late at night.