>>972941As always with fires, you want to keep your wood as dry as possible. In this case even more so, as it is quiete a small fire in the stove, so wet sticks that wouldn't matter on a bonfire are bad here.
You want to keep it protected from wind, and find a good place for yourself out of rain, while due to the smoke you can't take it inside your tent... That might be a bit tricky, but it'll work, yes. I have used mine in the Alps at over 2000m at -20°C, it works, it is just less fun than a kerosin stove in these conditions.
So usually, in winter I will pack the kerosin stove, and the rest of the year I go with this one. Pic related from Croatia a couple summers ago.
