Reposted (below) from an email list I read.

in those temps ill hunt from the dining room table on my camper
through the
window.  :-)

I hunt off my front porch or the back...depending, in my fuzzy jammies
with
my leopard fake fur house shoes on.   It usually takes me about 30 -40
minutes
to harvest my deer and then I get up out of my lawn chair and go back
inside
where it's warm and go back to bed.   I don't usually get up before 7
or 8
because that's about the time the hunters who've been in the woods
since 3 am are
beginning to get a terminal case of numb-butt from sitting on the
tubular
steel benches in their tree stands after they've climbed 20 foot high
on them.
So it's due to this "movement" that spooks the deer that the hunters
haven't
ACTUALLY seen that sends them my way.  So papa, the extent of my
travel to deer
hunt is to crawl out of bed, the 14 steps to the adjoining bathroom,
then into
the next room to the fridge for some chocolate milk which I nuke til
the
handle melts off the cup, head out the front or back door (depending
on which door
my gun is sittin at), stagger out to my chair and wait.   Then at 9 or
so
when the great white hunter and his band of merry men come in to tell
their long
harvestless tales of great hunt and adventure...I manage to interrupt
the
conversation somewhere between me putting the sausage, grits and gravy
and the
biscuits on the table to ask one of the burley gentlemen when they get
finished
if they don't mind, take the tractor out to the corner of the woods
lot or out
by the dozer pile and pick up my harvest and hang it in the barn for
me so I
can process it.    It's a lot of fun to be in a position where I can
see all
their faces as all the blood completely drains from their heads.   At
this
point I've literally seen some totally inhale a biscuit, then there's
the ones who
absolutely refuse to believe that I got one, and always the few that
no
matter what was on the table would simply lose their appetite.   Yes,
I do love
hunting season...SO MUCH FUN!   Not the hunting...just watching a
listening to
the hunters.
Lynnda

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You shouldn't need it if you run synthetic but if you want to use one I've
used the magnetic heaters that just stick on the oil pan. They work great on
farm equipment when I forget to plug them in...

what about the fuel tank?

I've never seen anything other than the fuel heaters warmed by coolant and
those were only on the big trucks.

Denny