Hillbilly camp ovens

Hi Rob we have the complete set of Hillbilly cooking range, and absolutley brilliant. We have all size camp ovens, the frypan and hotplate that go on the stands and hang of the hooks, the gas burner that you can use with your campoven and then turn it up the other way and it cooks as a frypan as well as cooking your roast in the camp oven. Very light weight, so it dosnt weigh a ton when you are carting it around, and the vegie ring that goes in the top of the camp oven is the best thing. So many of our friends that we have gone camping with have brought Hillbilly things since using ours and tasting the roasts that come out of it, they cant believe the rnage they have. W eare more than happy with ours and believe you me, its been used time and time again. Well woth the money, and every time they bring something new out we but that too! Even there hot water donkey is bloody great value for money. You will not be sorry if you do buy some of their stuff, we cannot speak highly enough of it. Buying the carry bags to put their things in as well I think helps kepp it all in brilliant condition. Hope this helps with your decision!

Honestly, we would never have anything else now but Hillbilly cooking gear. And the tent peg puller, who ever invented that, deserves a medal. It is brilliant as well.

Yes, yes and yes again.

I also have a HillyBilly Bushking "package" I saw at an Off-Road and Camping Show a couple of years back.

Absolutely the "Duck's Guts" in Camp Ovens.

I still have a Bedourie oven (bit small) and a cast iron jobbie that requires it's own transport to take anywhere.

I bought the HillyBilly because:-
It was a good sized diameter wise, enabling a bread tin to fit inside.
It has the best designed handle I have seen.
It has the most practical lid which doubles as an excellent frypan.
It has the gas ring attachment which fits either on top or the bottom of the oven, depending whether you are boiling, roasting or baking.
It all fits inside a beaut canvas carry bag.
It is made of quality spun steel which makes it light but retaining quality.
Its made in Mexico (Victoria) - Oh well, has to be one negative doesn't there:-)

Did I say it's the Duck's Guts in Camp Ovens?

Throw your money at it. You won't be disappointed and a Show is generally where you will save a little of it. Just one word of advice. Buy the bigger unit. (Bushking)

Now, where's my commission:-)

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HILLBILLY

I also have a hillbilly camp oven the bushking and I purchased the gas burner and also have the bag so is easy to carry about. I have cooked many a meal in it and like using it

I only have one issue at this stage ........ I am having trouble cooking roasts in the oven with the gas burner ( I have only just got it), not sure why. I can cook roasts, pizza's, bread, deserts etc with heat beads no problem just not the gas burner.

I have sent two emails to Hillbilly after assistance and nil replys .......... I just want some advise if i'm doing something wrong with the gas burner is all.

Before you light the gas burner read the silver plate on the side :) .......

I guess I will just call them. I still think they are great and i'm sure I will get the gas burner thing sorted out soon.

Brian