Here is one site for the solar ovens. I think she's running a deal where, if you buy one ($199) they'll ship the thing for free. http://www.beulahland.com/sunoven A few years ago we were at a gathering for solar energy interests. They did a contest between two solar ovens (baking boxed brownies), something that usually takes ? 10 min? The homemade oven never did cook them and the one that looked like it fell out of a space station took about 2 hours. July in Texas, so if it's not hot enough here, it might be a problem elsewhere. Bargyla, what kind of wildlife are you dealing with? I might consider one of the ovens if I could figure out how to keep the cats and my hens from jumping inside and eating the food. Also flies. What do they do about flies? I know 300* - 400* oven temps probably would discourage the flies from hanging around, but not like you can PREHEAT the things! There's still going to be a long wait between room temp to cooking temp isn't there? I kow they've come a long way with these things but there are still some 'design issues' I'd like to see ironed out first. (Maybe a plexiglass lid and structure to keep all the unwanteds out.) For $200, I'd expect something more than a few reflectors. martha