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@@notmuchtime33OUTDOORS you are correct, time spent outdoors is home, although we may not get to enjoy it as much as we want too. Every trip, excursion or training just reaffirms my love of nature. Thank you for stopping by and sharing a comment!

@@BasecampUnbounded thanks!

He did… just a little bear hug…

Thank you!

@@cody481 yeah, next video I do will be all black just for you! Love constructive criticism and sarcasm all wrapped in one comment! You win today!! Great job!

@@IAMSatisfied the more I use it… the more I enjoy it.. especially in a camp environment. Now a long trek alone… might be a little bulky.. but it boils fast and I am impressed! Let me know how you like yours!

@@Meme-qd2oj thank you!! Love how flint ridge flint shines up!

@@Meme-qd2oj coming soon!!! What would you like to see made?

I just ordered one. I have researched this one the kk and the gk i like the thought of handles vs chain and bail that goes over the fire if your not paying attention when you take it off the fire

@@jksurvivalbushcraft better way to cook on the top-there’s some kind of grill made, trying to find it.

@@brandonwilliams2431 I just got mine. Though I don’t like anything made in China, I like this handle and the screw top so you can carry water he mentions in the video. Only the aluminum from Ghillie Kettle is not made in China, made in England. Nothing made in Ireland anymore. Gonna try cooking with it soon. All the stainless ones, Kk and Gk along with this one are made in China (but this is a German company). Oh-I have to order the carry bag cuz it doesn’t come with it-strange.

I have really come to enjoy mine. Worth every penny, especially in base camp.

Ps thank you for the kind words!

This is burr oak lake in Ohio.

Ty!

Next video!! There will be all kinds of sparks!

lol he has escaped three times.. we have had to put in the other extension in the doorway… lol

I hope you enjoyed the video! Just a small part of what I collected this past year!

Thanks bud!! I am sure I have missed some. And lord knows I don’t know half of what they all are….

Thank you!

I e got some ordered, will have to figure out how to reinforce the mounting…

This one is an escape artist lol

I got this one four months ago, and haven’t seen any anywhere for sale. So they must be good sellers. I will say, it boils water quickly!

If you think that’s cute, scroll back through the videos I have of them from birth until now! I am thinking of doing a long video of them,,, I have sooo many pictures and videos of them so far and they aren’t even five weeks! Training starts next week!!

He’s a very curious pup, that’s for sure!

Thank you, I have ordered new bigger wheels, will see how much more I have to do to strengthen the mounting… appreciate the heads up!

They are, so here is the reality. If you use straight wax like I did, they take forever to break in and wear in. However, I waxed mine in early fall and wore all winter with long Johns. No issues, by spring they are broke in and no chafing, in fact no chafing all winter while wearing long Johns. I wouldn’t try breaking them in without something under them. While stiff at first after break in it is noticeable but not uncomfortable or worth the benefits, wind resistant, waterproof, and dang near impenetrable to thorns and heavy brush. There are many different ways to make “ tin pants” check out wranglestar and others on you tube for their method. I choose to go straight wax because I treat with permethrin and did not want any other chemicals interacting with that. Do not use soy wax… use beeswax and paraffin based wax. ( soy wax over time if not a good quality will cause issues). Best of luck and let me know if you try it. P.s. it takes a while… a lot of heat gun work, do not throw in your dryer thinking you will melt off excess,, you will,,, but your wife will hate you. Good luck!

Yes and to help fend off thorns and such when going through heavy brush. They are also treated with permethrin to prevent ticks.

@@jksurvivalbushcraft ah! Permethrin was an excellent addition.

@@kenmccrady1228 makes all the difference in the world… one of the places I go is literally named tick ridge… and I’ve never had one on me…

@@jksurvivalbushcraft wow. That’s awesome. Tics run rampant here in Florida too. I once fell onto a tic ball in the Ocala National Forest while trailblazing towards Mud Lake and had about 100+ tics on me at one time. I played a game that I called “Pick-a-Tic” for hours. I discovered permethrin shortly afterwards. 😂

@@kenmccrady1228 there is nothing worse than playing pick a tick…I’d rather play with snakes… lol

Allready in the works!!

@@jksurvivalbushcraft back in the day there was a whole movment for bug-out wheel barrels.

@@jksurvivalbushcraft check out a company named monowalker.

Thank you, it’s a quick and easy load up, and you can set it up for whatever your needs may be. It works really well if you are base camping from a vehicle. Load it up lock the truck and go for a couple days or so.

Primarily what I use it for!

Great idea!!! I will definitely try that!

I believe my pan handle was throwing too much weight to the outside. I have a plan to modify it! Thanks for the tip!

@@jksurvivalbushcraft Awesome, I look forward to seeing what you come up with! Necessity is the mother of invention. 😉

Yes they are ! They are 100% natural materials! Cotton and a proprietary natural wax blend!! You are the first to ask that very important question!!

@@jksurvivalbushcraft KiaOra. Good morning from New Zealand. Bushcraft is a way of life here, environmentally friendly is a big plus factor! Also, ways to repurpose/multipurpose the tin for bushcraft applications would be interesting. Ie: A tutorial on how to turn 2 empty firestarter tins into a Penny Stove. (Also known as a Scouts stove).New sub!

@@sixthsenseamelia4695 now that is a great idea!! Now my brain frantically processing all the ideas that might work! Ty! And greetings from Ohio USA!

We agree! Thanks rural!

So good maybe some day you can cook with us in the field! Lol

Thanks! It was delicious!

Priceless

Thank you! We will be uploading more soon! Such a beautiful moment with momma and our new additions.

Thanks!! Someday maybe I’ll do a video of the shop!

Thank you!! And enjoy the warmer weather!!

They are so useful! I haven’t thought of using as a fire starter(shocker I know…) so thanks for that awesome tip!!

I really do need an old fashioned percolator..getting tired of instant coffee when I am out and about out.

Sounds like a job for thrift store man.@@jksurvivalbushcraft

@@craftingontheporchwithbill I keep my eye out… sooner or later I’ll find one.

@@jksurvivalbushcraftHidden deep in my basement i have one of the old all-glass percolators that let you watch the coffee perking. It will be a collectors item to leave to my son.

@@craftingontheporchwithbill we had one growing up, and somewhere in the last 30 yrs it found a new home… I’d love to find another, I don’t want an Amazon special either lol

Thanks Bill!!!

Sometimes it’s the basic things that most forget…

Great point, the one thing I struggle with is properly explaining on video.. every video I make I try to do one thing better. After I did this one I realized that there was so much more to say and show . I went to fast.. I appreciate your input. That’s what makes us better in the field and on camera. Much appreciated!

Let me know if you find any more Colbert cards laying around.😊

@@bushcrafters3909 bahahahahahahaha I thought this was you!! I’m fighting the flu and a little slow!! Hope ya”ll are doing well!

Peace comes in many forms , to many people. I thoroughly enjoy my time in the woods. And honestly I think alone in the woods is the best way to be there. Nothing but nature and…. Peace…