The Coffee shown in this video is made by a company thats name is pronounced Roast-er-ree. As a funny story, when I first got this coffee I had to practice pronouncing the name for three days to get it right. When the day of filming came, I slipped back into my old southern self and pronounced it wrong even after three days practice!
Ha ha ha! Awwww! Don't worry about it. I am glad you loved the coffee! When I make a pot of it, I use four rounded scoops in my ten cup coffee pot and it is always very dark. I did notice, as you mentioned in the video, it looked pretty light in the video. Maybe just the difference between percolator and coffee maker I guess. MORE IMPORTANTLY, your little stuff like that (the Roasterie mistake) is what gives you and your videos more character and makes them even more fun! Basically, keep screwing up the small stuff because if you don't do it, someone else is bound to do it for you! HA HA HA HA! J/K but on a more serious note, we love the little screw ups like that, they're so funny! And that is 'part' of what makes you a "really big monkey" :) God bless! Glad you loved the 'Rotisserie' coffee, I just hope it didn't taste like chicken! :-)
Oh I loved it! I'll state it like my mentor did. A coffeemaker is more like a "dribbler" It dribbles the hot water through the coffee grounds one time. A percolator recirculates the water/brewed water through the grounds multiple times getting all it can out of the beans. So it usually doesnt take quite as much with a percolator as with a drip brew. Oh, if screw ups is what makes me big then Im on my way to being the biggest there is! LOL.
This is one of the most informative bushcrafters on UA-cam! He also addresses concerns. I brought up a concern about cordage hanging around your neck and he addressed it very satisfactorily. He made people aware of the hazard and that's all I asked. It's like seatbelts in a car, you're aware of the situation, how you handle it is up to you. Dave, I was watching this with my wife and you began talking about this and I actually got excited! Lol, I told my wife "he's talking about me"! You just increased my respect for you as a "teacher" ten fold my friend. I never expected to hear anything more about that. I really enjoy your videos Chef Dave, great idea on the table grill and I could almost smell the coffee! Once again thank you for your videos-
LOL! Man I was wondering if you was watching. I can say I have just about had every accident in the woods theres know of. Even if something hasnt happened to me, its a good thing to mention it to everyone to make them aware that it might happen. Take care and thanks for watching Russell!
David ,Man -This is another Great Video.You are not just a bushcrafter-savivalist-camper guy.you are a really great entertainer.I look for your new videos every day and when I see that you have made a new one,I can't wait to get me a cup of good strong coffee(with my special little additive),sit back in my Lazy-Boy and enjoy.Keep-em coming brother.Thanks Randy
Well Dave, you have to be the KING of useful inventive back woods YT videos!!! I enjoyed every minute of this one (as usual) and of course learned a few tricks as well. I was having a lousy day until I saw that you had posted a new video and you had me smiling almost immediately!! So...Thanks brother, thanks a lot!!! :)
Another great vid. Very viewer friendly. I was hooked a while back by the dakota fire pit tent- "experience is something you know right after you could have used it most" - fantastic. The greatest enjoyment though is how much you seem to enjoy making the videos. I'm not likely to make an outdoor kitchen - until maybe a scout camp in May -but your enthusiasm makes a long day at the office fade away. Thanks Dave!
Thanks David, I'm glad you liked it. Man thats so cool you remembered my saying! It rings so true. If youre around scouts show them the ole kitchen set up. Take care and Thanks for watching
Once again, Dave, you succeed in touching the heart and soul of life's great moments: a cookout on a hand-hewn log table with sausage, oatmeal, and gooooood coffee. The only things I would've added is a pat of butter, a dollop of jam, and a little evaporated milk to the oatmeal. It's what I survived on for breakfasts my entire childhood since my folks had to get up way before sunrise and head off to work leaving me to my own devices for breakfast. Many thanks, Brother.
Thanks, I'm glad you liked ii and viewed it that way. The outdoors is a relaxing experience. Your oatmeal sounds good. As a kid, all I had was hot water and half oatmeal. I drank it with no additives. Kinda like jail food. LOL. See ya in the next one brother
How great to be able to enjoy an hour on youtube. Very relaxing. Thank you so much for quality, fun filled, enjoyable, innovative videos. So loving your channel. God Bless you and yours
Hi, Dave. I so thoroughly enjoyed watching your video, Dave. You are always teaching something new. Thank you. It was special to read the comments below from the people who's gifts you shared, how you got your nick name, and the many people you've cheered up. Awesome is as awesome does! You are a great friend to all of us and we love you. God bless you, dear. Linda Lee
also... the chair is upside down... the pockets go at your back and the seat pocket that holds a tarp is the seat reinforcement... also its designed to be tied to two or 4 trees and is water proof canvas!!! in case people wanted to know... and I might sell them but its more of a hobby to make cool stuff than to profit from them... plus I'm not a mass produce type of person... I love small time hand made creations and companies... but thank you David for showing off my gift to you... your my BC guru... I had to share that idea with you...😊😊😊
Really? Dang I didnt even know about that. Im thinking either way that is one strong chair! I did tie it to two large trees a few days ago and it worked that way too. Im guessing folks would LOVE a handmade one straight from the inventor! Take care and thanks for watching
Did you use Waterproof Outdoor Canvas Fabric 600 Denier or something like OUTDURA CANVAS ACRYLIC MARINE OUTDOOR WATERPROOF FABRIC? I would like to try to make one, but don't know which type of material will hold me! thanks!
You should make a video of how to make the seat. I looked on your page and didn't see one, but maybe you have one and can just give us the link... Nice little invention!
omg!!!(screaming)😱😱😱🙌🙌🙌 you put my chair on your video!!! omg omg omg thank you so much for existing and being such and inspiration to me and my love of creating and bushcrafting... It is an honor to be called your friend and I can't wait to get to Tennessee so you and nick can come camp and craft in my woods!!! this video was great... the cooking/back pack rack is once again Genius... you never cease to amaze me!!! Thanks for taking the time to post yet another amazing Quality time with David...😊😊😊
OK, calm down and breathe. LOL, Girl it was my pleasure to show the pack. I love it and it works great and I couldnt be more happy with it. I think you did a fantastic job on making it and the gennius part was all yours!
thanks Dave for being a down to earth guy and being normal (i guessl lol its not all about you,but also the people around you and your viewers and subs
@@Reallybigmonkey1 : No need to be sorry my friend. It’s my own dang it fault for watching your culinary delight videos on an empty stomach. 😂😂😂 Next time I’ll ask (read implore lol) my wife to cook something scrumptious that I could eat while watching your cooking videos. LOL
I watch a couple few of your videos now and, I really love that you talk to the camera as if they folks that are watching are friends. Cracking jokes and hanging out informing people. Well done bud
Hey Dave I love your channel man ! I've been watching your channel for about 6 months now , found you through Bryan at survival on purpose. You are one of the few survivalists and outdoorsman that go out there and get it ! And I definitely respect that. Most people on UA-cam just want to talk about it from there home. Lifetime sub here man keep up the good work. God bless
Sounds great brother and I'm glad you like what all I do. Sometimes I do vids at home but most of them I do in the woods. Bryan is such a cool guy! Thanks for watching, Thanks for the sub and may God bless you too!
Hi my friend. So glad you wanted to have us with you on this outing. I sure enjoyed every minute. That was a great shoulder bag. Too small for me, I guess, I always want to drag with me more stuff then that but it was a lovely idea to have a chair. The table was very nice too. Feels good that you still use that Mora 2000. :) Thank you for taking us with you and share your knowledge. Ulrica
Hello Ulrica! I'm glad you liked it all. That sling bag is pretty small but ok for day hikes. You know me, I love packing in the gear! That Mora 2000 is my favorite food prep knife. I cant thank you enough for it. Take care and Thanks for watching
Always enjoyable and informative. Sometimes I look at the time stamp and think man that's a long one but I start watching and before I know it or before I'm ready it's over . Love your stuff David keep um coming. Very cool kitchen ideas I'm in a lot of pain most all the time and need to cook off the ground. Thanks!
Always great to hear that and I'm happy you liked it. When times flies that must mean Im doing something right. I have back problems myself so I try everything I can to cook off the ground. Thanks for watching Mike
I am currently getting a camp bag set up, and have been looking at a lot of bushcraft videos. Your channel is absolutely awesome. Thanks for taking the time to make videos and show us great ideas. You da man, and keep up the great work. It is appreciated!
Thank you David for sharing your version of the outdoor kitchen & grill. I know you make a lot of your metal frames and such that you use all the time yourself. You have come with some awesome inventions over the years, it would be great if you could make them to sell or maybe make some videos showing how you made them. As always I enjoyed the time spent together in this video, and I can't wait until the next. Take care Brother!
You are very welcome and I'm glad you liked it. If you look in my video list, years ago I did two or three videos on making stuff like this metal hoop/ grill set up. I just didnt make too many like that because I didnt want to show the same ole stuff all the time. I do need to do some more shop videos tho. Thanks for watching Brother!
Thanks Dave for another great video. This was really pleasant and I really liked the table setup. Anything not to be sitting around on the ground, especially if it's at all wet. Really nice gifts - you've got some great friends, and it's easy to see why. Take care.
You are very welcome John and I'm glad you liked it. Man the older I get, the more I HATE stooping on the ground to cook. I got the best friends in the world brother, Thanks for watching
Great video i just love the honest no frills way you make your videos,it is always a pleasure to watch and listen to you, the way you just laugh when things don't quite go right, as i have said before my scouts think you are more fun than some of the top so called experts and i think they learn more by watching you as you come across as someone how loves the outdoors and accepts that you never stop learning and experimenting with different ideas god bless you and your family
Thanks Brynley, I'm glad you like how I do things. I gotta keep it real and keep it fun. I cant stand some of them over dramatic TV shows thats been made. Thanks for watching
Thank you Dave for another great video. My wife and I enjoy watching your videos and we have learned so much. It always feels as if we're there with you.
Dave, love the way you can create a kitchen that is safe and convenient to tend the meal and fire. Can't wait to try this next time I go camping. Thanks for sharing:)
never did like how the condors come with those raw almost un-sanded handles. the BLO really makes a difference. the bushlore is the only knife to send me to the ER, lol. always enjoy your videos.
Great enjoyable video, Dave. That table set up is incredible and the next time I go out I'll try it. However, I like to sit while I'm cooking so mine will be lower to the ground. Well, I've got my Kona coffee, long Slim Jim sausages, oatmeal and bannock mix ready to go. Your innovations are superb. Great stuff!
I'm happy you liked it Alexander and great to hear you're gonna try this! I would have it low enough to sit too if I didn't have back problems. Take care and thanks for watching
Thanks Dave; The lady (Tiffany) has come up with a well designed pack with a lot of hidden tricks.The development of the table was really interesting as well. Bye the way you have a very cultured grampa. Thanks Brian 76
Another great video. I really did have FUN! I would like to try that, kitchen on 16 and 17 in the national forest. I have watched you since your beginning. That bag is awsome. Your friend should market them ( get a patent). I would buy one. Keep up the great work, it is appriciated and shared.
Thanks Patrick, I'm glad you liked it. That kitchen might be ok in a national forest since its all dead wood and doesnt harm trees? She mentioned she may just do something with the idea one day. Thanks for watching
Hey, I finally get a chance to sit down, have a cup of coffee and watch this video! I've been looking forward to this one, and it's truly a pleasure. I'm sorry you guys have been running short of Winter there, though. We've had amazing runs of rain, but it's been warm like April when it's not raining, sometimes in the same day. Anyway, this was a fun video that's got me missing camping again. Many thanks!
Sounds good MacKenzie and I'm glad you liked it. I missed not having a winter but warm is better than a buncha rain! LOL. Get out and camp any chance you get to. Thanks for watching
Hey Dave !! Thanks for another fun video sir, we've missed you. So many downed trees is probably from the extended drought you guys experienced huh?.. Now is the time of year that many NOBO A.T. thru-hikers are starting their journey at Springer Mountain. I'm envious of them all,.. how far is that from you?... Again, thanks for inviting us into Cafe Pearson for a sampling of Chef Dave's culinary delights !! Lol... Ok then, stay healthy, thanks for the smiles,and God bless brother...CHEERS !!
You are very welcome and I'm glad you liked it. I am pretty sure the drought didnt help them trees at all. I live about a two hour drive to Springer mountain. Closer by plane or chopper tho because theres nothing but back roads to it from here. Thanks for watching and may God bless you too Steve!
Another fun video, Dave. Yours are among the longest, but they don't come in bunches, so their length is just right. And I always feel like we've just had some quality time together. Like you, I don't like my coffee or food to be very hot. I often have to keep the waitress from refilling my cup, because it just got drinkable. Tell Tiffany to let us know when she's ready to make some for sale. They are really nifty, dual purpose items. That sling bag is to a day hike what a bedroll is to an overnight hike.
Thanks Craig, I'm glad you liked it. Yep, the vids dont get filmed often so when I get to film I make it count. LOL. You and I think alike! Especially when I have my coffee perfect, the right temp, right creamer and sugar and the waitress adds a little! I'll post to everyone if Tiffany decides to make and them awesome bags to sell. Thanks for watching
This Vid is a firework of good bushcraft ideas. I love the flat kitchen table, the simple grill oven and the wonderful bag-seat. Hats off, you are the best! Tony.
Stick breaks Dave "u see that one doesn't pass .. it broke." LOL. Ur Lil comedic statement are great.. this is what makes ur videos . Showing us the fun in the outdoors. U give us information n by throwing something in it to make us remember it . . This video is great. And because of u I know that ur using a parang style machete. The table/shelf is a great idea. One that could last u for a while. Something for ur camp or take it down n bundle it then reuse it another time. Ur always full of such good ideas. As I always say it's a great way to start my day.. I made my first double pouch set up for my esee 3 knife sheath. Came out great for hand sewing . Can't wait to get a machine to make bigger bags n stuff. Thank again for sharing ur knowledge with us. Hope U n Nick are well.
Lol, I try to joke when things go bad, gotta keep it upbeat and positive. Man if you modified that ESEE pouch by hand sewing you're gonna be jumping for joy when you get a sewing machine! Its speeds everything up and in the long run is easier. Take care and thanks for watching Marcus
That was a really great video. Loved watching it. The idea with the kitchen table and the grill in it, is pretty cool. Much more, than the one you made out of rope (my opinion). The sling bag is also a pretty useful invention. Especially with the ability to make a chair out of it. Nice. I think you can make such a bag also with these truck tarps (don't know the right name for it). They are heavy duty and nearly undestroyable. Have a nice day, David. All the best from Germany, Christian
Thanks Christian, I'm glad you liked it. Oh yes, its a lot better than the rope table. This is probably the best one I know of. I know just the straps you mentioned and they would be plenty strong enough! Thanks for watching
this morning I came home from work start getting the kids ready for school and a ding MY MAN assuming my ole lady heard me from a distance I said baby guess what I'm doing when the kids are gone guess who just posted a video I got a big smile on my face and she says in her Tennessee voice box CARABINER! BUNGI ! GUY! lol that's what she calls you great video man you made my morning after work just that better awesome kitchen set up I gotta try that an that bag is wicked cool she did a great job
LOL! I like that man, Carabiner bungi man. Ive been nick named all kinds of things from Olive Drab Dave to Crazy shelter man to rope man. I guess it depends on what year one started watching me and what I was doing. Always great to hear it made your day and I'm happy you liked it. Thanks for watching
We love spending time with you . You can do more of these anytime. Lots of useful info even when you are just talking. Keep up the good work This is a good setup for my 49 year old knees. Its getting harder to cook on the ground. Thanks again.
Hello Dave its nice to see you again. Man your talking my language .... cooking in the outdoors. Don't you think that food tastes much better outside? I liked the gifts that you got .... good subs and friends!! For anyone who wants to set a fire in a bowl ...you can get large dog bowls made out of stainless steel with flat bottoms these are good if you are cooking on the ground and a small baking grill on top works well ..... atb brother .... Jim
Excellent safety tip about ANY cordage worn around the neck. No different than "working men" should not wear their wedding ring when working in certain jobs. People would be surprised to learn the number of men who have lost their finger and the number of people who have accidentally hung themselves!
Oooops! I forgot to say how I used to keep from hanging myself especially when I was using a compass hanging around my neck I used to tie a knot on each end and then secure the loop with a rubber band. If it would get caught the rubber band would break.
Everytime I watch your videos I learn something new brother! The table with the battoned pieces of wood turned up and down, is a great idea! Thanks for sharing! Cheers, Marc
Reallybigmonkey1 would you consider selling or trading it? no worries if u don't want to I'm just looking around seeing who might want to part with one
Hey There! I loved your height comfort level fire & counter space you built. Awesome!!! All you need is another bowl for the sink. Here I thought you were going to cook a big meal. You Chef you!!! lol I love the small back pack. Cute and it was awesome you found another use for it, using it as a chair too. How awesome is that you were sent gifts, and that you shared the goodies with us too. All the gifts were awesome!! Thanks for sharing, sharing is caring! Oh and thanks for the smiles and chuckles you always give me.
Hello my friend! I'm glad you liked it. Ive got to where I hate sitting on the ground or stooping over lately. I actually thought about making another one so I can have a grill and a sink! Stay tuned for more laughs and Thanks for watching
The pleasure was all mine. You're welcome!! I will TRY wait patiently as I can for your next film. In the mean time I'm all over UA-cam watching other films of camp outs.
I've been meaning to ask you Dave, how, why and what is the meaning with the name, "ReallyBigMonkey1" ? Or should I not ask being of the male species ? I wished Survival Lilly would of ask you this question !!!
That's Funny, great comment, I've watched Her. Dave explained in a Vid a long time back that he took the handle from an off hand comment one of his mentors made when Dave used rope more efficiently to cross either an area of water or some type of crevasse. in any event he got across in no time and the way he climbed that rope brought the comment "He Climbs Rope like Really Big Monkey" Gota love it! He's featured in my Instagram Bio bigm9713
Hey David!! Always nice to see you 😊 This was a fun one.. thanks for taking us along with you! I like your outdoor kitchen counter.. very practical! Trying to work on little bumpy round surfaces is a royal pain if you have to do for more than one meal or so for sure! Your friend has a great idea with that bag. Very cool! Looking forward to seeing what you have in store for us next time 😉 take care Hon!
Thanks Ruthie! Always great to hear from you and I'm glad you liked it. I hate outdoor tables with lots o round little sticks. Once I tried it this way, I never used the old way. Lots of weird stuff to come. Thanks for watching
Hey Dave, Good to see you again. Thanks for the great table design... I'll try it out! Keep on keeping on!!! Congratulations on the gifts ... shows how much people respect you. Your friend, Clark
thanks for another great video . you do so much for so many . i always learn alot from your vids . you really bring a greater understanding of what it means to be out there in nature and your videos are really well made . i can tell you take alot of time with all your videos and i want you to know that text cant express enough of how much you are appreciated . i have no idea whats wrong with those 6 up there though lol but i guess haters gonna hate .lookin forward to another exciting thrill packed adventure and some fun in the woods .till then then ...
You are very welcome and I'm glad you liked it my friend. Yep, it does take a lot of work, planning and thought to make these vids but its worth it to me. I have no idea why but some folks just hate to be hating. Take care and Thanks for watching
Thanks Dave! As always, great tips and techniques. And for some reason, no matter what you're doing or what your vids are about they always end up making me hungry!
Hello David, this is a great way to build a Kitchen and enjoy the day, the "bushcrafting" and using the things beeing there, the cooking and eating. Have a great day, Micheal
Dave that is a great way to ook ,you are not seating on the floor,and can cook standing up,and also prevent forest fires,especially with all the dead leaves on the ground.great job my friend.
Silky Bigboy! Great saw. I got one for my birthday this year. Enjoyed your video. That's a great camp kitchen/table setup, and what a versatile sling bag your friend made! Thanks for spending some time with us. ;)
Dave that was another good video. The way you put that table together is just awesome. It's a pleasure to tag along with you through your videos. I'm already looking forward to seeing ya in the next one.
Loved the video. Just hanging out, learned how easy it can be to chill back in the woods. Love the table and the chair and the grill is a given. Thanks again, it was fun watching.
you always bring a smile to my face and a ton of knowledge, I watch a lot of outdoor vids but yours is the one I look forward to the most, got to try that setup. Don't know why I never thought of splitting the wood first...very good my friend
As always my friend, as always, like another viewer said " you make it so real and fun, I feel like I am right there with you" I probably shouldn't have used quotations as it wasn't exactly the way she said it, but what the heck. Hee hee I am so glad I found your video's. Never change Dave please, it's who you are and how you do it that I just so enjoy. As always God bless, your friend from Canada James.
your cup holder at the end was the icing on the cake! I had to pause and make breakfast myself before finishing the video, you just made it look so danged tasty. thanks for the video!
Just letting ya know i'm still watching every video Dave i'm here and these videos are the ones i like just an hour of cooking relaxing and have a good time so even when i'm stuck inside due to weather ik one of my buddies are out enjoying it
hey Dave it's magic here this is probably one of your very best videos I have ever enjoyed of yours awesome this morning cooking Outdoors always fun have a good one see you down the trail
Well it sure was nice spending time with you chef Dave. Give me that meal over anything in some fancy restaurant any day. I was hoping the cool little sling bag would turn into a chair or a hammock and it did. Very cool. I absolutely love your bar and grill, gonna make one of those next time I go in the woods. Thanks for making the video :)
Oh it was great for me Annette! Nothing beats standing out in the woods at an outdoor counter top n grill. Cooking, eating and enjoying the peace. I'm glad you liked it all, Thanks for watching
Kudos on the tabletop fire pit. In my humble opinion its one of your best kit designs that I have seen. Keep doing what you do. Looking forward to seeing your next project. PEACE!!!
Wish is could have a little fun in the woods with yay Dave, I always wish life would have giving me the chance to do what you do. I am not complaining, but being stuck in a hospital bed all the time sucks. I get to see you do what I want to do in my head and that's enough. Thank you. Respectfully yours G Malise
Sorry to hear you cant get Gary. I like to know that at least it can bring a little fun and some glimpses of the outdoors. Take care brother and thanks for stopping by.
Always like the DIY Dave! Reminds me of my old troop 41 days. With all the beetle kill here in Colorado I have on occasion gone "lumberjack" around the camp with dead standing. It sucks but better alive in the morning. I hike with the Silky Sugowa and LOVE it, although have been stopped by a ranger once asking me about the Japanese "sword"....it rips wood better than a bucking saw for me.
I'm glad you liked it. Ah man I hear ya. We had pine beetles here for awhile and it left some forests to where I didnt even wanna walk through em. LOL, Thats funny what that ranger was thinking! Thanks for watching
The Coffee shown in this video is made by a company thats name is pronounced Roast-er-ree. As a funny story, when I first got this coffee I had to practice pronouncing the name for three days to get it right. When the day of filming came, I slipped back into my old southern self and pronounced it wrong even after three days practice!
Ha ha ha! Awwww! Don't worry about it. I am glad you loved the coffee! When I make a pot of it, I use four rounded scoops in my ten cup coffee pot and it is always very dark. I did notice, as you mentioned in the video, it looked pretty light in the video. Maybe just the difference between percolator and coffee maker I guess. MORE IMPORTANTLY, your little stuff like that (the Roasterie mistake) is what gives you and your videos more character and makes them even more fun! Basically, keep screwing up the small stuff because if you don't do it, someone else is bound to do it for you! HA HA HA HA! J/K but on a more serious note, we love the little screw ups like that, they're so funny! And that is 'part' of what makes you a "really big monkey" :) God bless! Glad you loved the 'Rotisserie' coffee, I just hope it didn't taste like chicken! :-)
Oh I loved it! I'll state it like my mentor did. A coffeemaker is more like a "dribbler" It dribbles the hot water through the coffee grounds one time. A percolator recirculates the water/brewed water through the grounds multiple times getting all it can out of the beans. So it usually doesnt take quite as much with a percolator as with a drip brew. Oh, if screw ups is what makes me big then Im on my way to being the biggest there is! LOL.
Good thought. Kinda like a powdery expresso grind
You sold their coffee better then anybody! :)
another great one dave. been very sick here in pa
I am so honored that you wore my shirt. Olive drab is my favorite color. Glad you liked it brother!
Thanks for sending it brother!
That was just plain cool right there Andy!!!
you use a PO Box David to send an item to you? Where do I find?
John 5:41 Douay-Rheims 1899 American Edition (DRA)
^41 I receive glory not from men.
This is one of the most informative bushcrafters on UA-cam! He also addresses concerns. I brought up a concern about cordage hanging around your neck and he addressed it very satisfactorily. He made people aware of the hazard and that's all I asked. It's like seatbelts in a car, you're aware of the situation, how you handle it is up to you.
Dave, I was watching this with my wife and you began talking about this and I actually got excited! Lol, I told my wife "he's talking about me"!
You just increased my respect for you as a "teacher" ten fold my friend. I never expected to hear anything more about that.
I really enjoy your videos Chef Dave, great idea on the table grill and I could almost smell the coffee!
Once again thank you for your videos-
LOL! Man I was wondering if you was watching. I can say I have just about had every accident in the woods theres know of. Even if something hasnt happened to me, its a good thing to mention it to everyone to make them aware that it might happen. Take care and thanks for watching Russell!
David ,Man -This is another Great Video.You are not just a bushcrafter-savivalist-camper guy.you are a really great entertainer.I look for your new videos every day and when I see that you have made a new one,I can't wait to get me a cup of good strong coffee(with my special little additive),sit back in my Lazy-Boy and enjoy.Keep-em coming brother.Thanks Randy
Thanks Randy, I'm glad you like em so much. Keep the coffee warm and stop back by any time! Thanks for watching
Well Dave, you have to be the KING of useful inventive back woods YT videos!!! I enjoyed every minute of this one (as usual) and of course learned a few tricks as well. I was having a lousy day until I saw that you had posted a new video and you had me smiling almost immediately!! So...Thanks brother, thanks a lot!!! :)
Always great to hear that Charles and I'm happy you liked it that much and the way I do things. Thanks for watching Brother
You Said it Charles, Here Here!!
Another great vid. Very viewer friendly. I was hooked a while back by the dakota fire pit tent- "experience is something you know right after you could have used it most" - fantastic. The greatest enjoyment though is how much you seem to enjoy making the videos. I'm not likely to make an outdoor kitchen - until maybe a scout camp in May -but your enthusiasm makes a long day at the office fade away. Thanks Dave!
Thanks David, I'm glad you liked it. Man thats so cool you remembered my saying! It rings so true. If youre around scouts show them the ole kitchen set up. Take care and Thanks for watching
Once again, Dave, you succeed in touching the heart and soul of life's great moments: a cookout on a hand-hewn log table with sausage, oatmeal, and gooooood coffee. The only things I would've added is a pat of butter, a dollop of jam, and a little evaporated milk to the oatmeal. It's what I survived on for breakfasts my entire childhood since my folks had to get up way before sunrise and head off to work leaving me to my own devices for breakfast. Many thanks, Brother.
Thanks, I'm glad you liked ii and viewed it that way. The outdoors is a relaxing experience. Your oatmeal sounds good. As a kid, all I had was hot water and half oatmeal. I drank it with no additives. Kinda like jail food. LOL. See ya in the next one brother
Always a pleasure to hang out with you and learn new things from your inventions. Great Ideas. Thanks.
Thank you Michael!
How great to be able to enjoy an hour on youtube. Very relaxing. Thank you so much for quality, fun filled, enjoyable, innovative videos. So loving your channel. God Bless you and yours
You are very welcome my friends and I'm glad you liked it. Thanks for watching and may God bless you!
Hi, Dave.
I so thoroughly enjoyed watching your video, Dave. You are always teaching something new. Thank you.
It was special to read the comments below from the people who's gifts you shared, how you got your nick name, and the many people you've cheered up.
Awesome is as awesome does!
You are a great friend to all of us and we love you.
God bless you, dear.
Linda Lee
also... the chair is upside down... the pockets go at your back and the seat pocket that holds a tarp is the seat reinforcement... also its designed to be tied to two or 4 trees and is water proof canvas!!! in case people wanted to know... and I might sell them but its more of a hobby to make cool stuff than to profit from them... plus I'm not a mass produce type of person... I love small time hand made creations and companies... but thank you David for showing off my gift to you... your my BC guru... I had to share that idea with you...😊😊😊
Really? Dang I didnt even know about that. Im thinking either way that is one strong chair! I did tie it to two large trees a few days ago and it worked that way too. Im guessing folks would LOVE a handmade one straight from the inventor! Take care and thanks for watching
Being Dave's friend you should have known to include instructions...well I take that back. He's a man so we probably wouldn't read them anyway.
LOL!
Did you use Waterproof Outdoor Canvas Fabric 600 Denier or something like OUTDURA CANVAS ACRYLIC MARINE OUTDOOR WATERPROOF FABRIC? I would like to try to make one, but don't know which type of material will hold me! thanks!
You should make a video of how to make the seat. I looked on your page and didn't see one, but maybe you have one and can just give us the link... Nice little invention!
Another exciting video full of inventions and a lot of fun in the woods. I enjoyed every minute! Thank you, Dave!
Thank you Brother! I'm glad you liked it. Thanks for watching
omg!!!(screaming)😱😱😱🙌🙌🙌 you put my chair on your video!!! omg omg omg thank you so much for existing and being such and inspiration to me and my love of creating and bushcrafting... It is an honor to be called your friend and I can't wait to get to Tennessee so you and nick can come camp and craft in my woods!!! this video was great... the cooking/back pack rack is once again Genius... you never cease to amaze me!!! Thanks for taking the time to post yet another amazing Quality time with David...😊😊😊
Princess Lavey thanks for making it hope you start to make these to sell!
OK, calm down and breathe. LOL, Girl it was my pleasure to show the pack. I love it and it works great and I couldnt be more happy with it. I think you did a fantastic job on making it and the gennius part was all yours!
Great job on the chair Princess Lavey.
thanks Dave for being a down to earth guy
and being normal (i guessl lol
its not all about you,but also the people around you and your viewers and subs
Hey Princess Lavey, what type of material did you make that chair out of, if you don't mind sharing? Thanks!
Taking the time to produce videos to share with us is greatly appreciated ! Enjoyed the video as always....every minute of them.
You are very welcome and I'm glad you like them. I love making them! Thanks for watching
Chef Dave, you’re a bona fide outdoor meanie for making us hungry like that. 😂😂😂
Superb. 👍🏻
Lol! Sorry bout that my friend
@@Reallybigmonkey1 : No need to be sorry my friend. It’s my own dang it fault for watching your culinary delight videos on an empty stomach. 😂😂😂 Next time I’ll ask (read implore lol) my wife to cook something scrumptious that I could eat while watching your cooking videos. LOL
I watch a couple few of your videos now and, I really love that you talk to the camera as if they folks that are watching are friends. Cracking jokes and hanging out informing people. Well done bud
Thanks Christopher! I'm glad you liked it and all the others
Hey Dave I love your channel man ! I've been watching your channel for about 6 months now , found you through Bryan at survival on purpose. You are one of the few survivalists and outdoorsman that go out there and get it ! And I definitely respect that. Most people on UA-cam just want to talk about it from there home. Lifetime sub here man keep up the good work. God bless
Sounds great brother and I'm glad you like what all I do. Sometimes I do vids at home but most of them I do in the woods. Bryan is such a cool guy! Thanks for watching, Thanks for the sub and may God bless you too!
The more I watch your presentations, the more I like them. Thank you
Always great to hear that!
Hi my friend. So glad you wanted to have us with you on this outing. I sure enjoyed every minute. That was a great shoulder bag. Too small for me, I guess, I always want to drag with me more stuff then that but it was a lovely idea to have a chair. The table was very nice too. Feels good that you still use that Mora 2000. :)
Thank you for taking us with you and share your knowledge. Ulrica
Hello Ulrica! I'm glad you liked it all. That sling bag is pretty small but ok for day hikes. You know me, I love packing in the gear! That Mora 2000 is my favorite food prep knife. I cant thank you enough for it. Take care and Thanks for watching
Always enjoyable and informative. Sometimes I look at the time stamp and think man that's a long one but I start watching and before I know it or before I'm ready it's over . Love your stuff David keep um coming. Very cool kitchen ideas I'm in a lot of pain most all the time and need to cook off the ground. Thanks!
Always great to hear that and I'm happy you liked it. When times flies that must mean Im doing something right. I have back problems myself so I try everything I can to cook off the ground. Thanks for watching Mike
That is the coolest bushcraft pimpery I have ever seen! Great job 👍🏼
Thank you my friend!
I am currently getting a camp bag set up, and have been looking at a lot of bushcraft videos. Your channel is absolutely awesome. Thanks for taking the time to make videos and show us great ideas. You da man, and keep up the great work. It is appreciated!
Thanks! Im glad you like my channel that much
Thank you David for sharing your version of the outdoor kitchen & grill. I know you make a lot of your metal frames and such that you use all the time yourself. You have come with some awesome inventions over the years, it would be great if you could make them to sell or maybe make some videos showing how you made them. As always I enjoyed the time spent together in this video, and I can't wait until the next. Take care Brother!
You are very welcome and I'm glad you liked it. If you look in my video list, years ago I did two or three videos on making stuff like this metal hoop/ grill set up. I just didnt make too many like that because I didnt want to show the same ole stuff all the time. I do need to do some more shop videos tho. Thanks for watching Brother!
Thanks Dave for another great video. This was really pleasant and I really liked the table setup. Anything not to be sitting around on the ground, especially if it's at all wet. Really nice gifts - you've got some great friends, and it's easy to see why. Take care.
You are very welcome John and I'm glad you liked it. Man the older I get, the more I HATE stooping on the ground to cook. I got the best friends in the world brother, Thanks for watching
Great video i just love the honest no frills way you make your videos,it is always a pleasure to watch and listen to you, the way you just laugh when things don't quite go right, as i have said before my scouts think you are more fun than some of the top so called experts and i think they learn more by watching you as you come across as someone how loves the outdoors and accepts that you never stop learning and experimenting with different ideas god bless you and your family
Amen!
Thanks Brynley, I'm glad you like how I do things. I gotta keep it real and keep it fun. I cant stand some of them over dramatic TV shows thats been made. Thanks for watching
Thank you Dave for another great video. My wife and I enjoy watching your videos and we have learned so much. It always feels as if we're there with you.
You are very welcome and I'm happy y'all like the videos that much!
Love your videos Dave, your the reason I started bushcraft and wild camping ⛺️
Thanks Brother and thats great to know!
Dave, love the way you can create a kitchen that is safe and convenient to tend the meal and fire. Can't wait to try this next time I go camping. Thanks for sharing:)
Great to hear that and I'm always happy to share. Good luck with it, you will love using this table! Thanks for watching Grams
never did like how the condors come with those raw almost un-sanded handles. the BLO really makes a difference. the bushlore is the only knife to send me to the ER, lol. always enjoy your videos.
I pretty much love all Condor blades but pretty much hate half the handles. LOL. Man I hate them trips to the ER! Thanks for watching brother!
Great enjoyable video, Dave. That table set up is incredible and the next time I go out I'll try it. However, I like to sit while I'm cooking so mine will be lower to the ground. Well, I've got my Kona coffee, long Slim Jim sausages, oatmeal and bannock mix ready to go. Your innovations are superb. Great stuff!
I'm happy you liked it Alexander and great to hear you're gonna try this! I would have it low enough to sit too if I didn't have back problems. Take care and thanks for watching
You make me laugh, thanks, and I always enjoy your videos. :-)
Thanks Ted!
I love this video, keep it coming, thanks! 😀
. my friend (correction)
Thanks Dave; The lady (Tiffany) has come up with a well designed pack with a lot of hidden tricks.The development of the table was really interesting as well. Bye the way you have a very cultured grampa. Thanks Brian 76
Oh yes, she did a fantastic job! And I had zero input on it. She designed it all herself. Thanks for watching Brian
Another great video. I really did have FUN! I would like to try that, kitchen on 16 and 17 in the national forest. I have watched you since your beginning. That bag is awsome. Your friend should market them ( get a patent). I would buy one. Keep up the great work, it is appriciated and shared.
Thanks Patrick, I'm glad you liked it. That kitchen might be ok in a national forest since its all dead wood and doesnt harm trees? She mentioned she may just do something with the idea one day. Thanks for watching
Hey, I finally get a chance to sit down, have a cup of coffee and watch this video! I've been looking forward to this one, and it's truly a pleasure. I'm sorry you guys have been running short of Winter there, though. We've had amazing runs of rain, but it's been warm like April when it's not raining, sometimes in the same day.
Anyway, this was a fun video that's got me missing camping again. Many thanks!
Sounds good MacKenzie and I'm glad you liked it. I missed not having a winter but warm is better than a buncha rain! LOL. Get out and camp any chance you get to. Thanks for watching
Hey Dave !! Thanks for another fun video sir, we've missed you. So many downed trees is probably from the extended drought you guys experienced huh?.. Now is the time of year that many NOBO A.T. thru-hikers are starting their journey at Springer Mountain. I'm envious of them all,.. how far is that from you?... Again, thanks for inviting us into Cafe Pearson for a sampling of Chef Dave's culinary delights !! Lol... Ok then, stay healthy, thanks for the smiles,and God bless brother...CHEERS !!
You are very welcome and I'm glad you liked it. I am pretty sure the drought didnt help them trees at all. I live about a two hour drive to Springer mountain. Closer by plane or chopper tho because theres nothing but back roads to it from here. Thanks for watching and may God bless you too Steve!
This is the best bushcraft video I have ever seen. Period.
Thank you my friend!
Another fun video, Dave. Yours are among the longest, but they don't come in bunches, so their length is just right. And I always feel like we've just had some quality time together.
Like you, I don't like my coffee or food to be very hot. I often have to keep the waitress from refilling my cup, because it just got drinkable.
Tell Tiffany to let us know when she's ready to make some for sale. They are really nifty, dual purpose items. That sling bag is to a day hike what a bedroll is to an overnight hike.
Thanks Craig, I'm glad you liked it. Yep, the vids dont get filmed often so when I get to film I make it count. LOL. You and I think alike! Especially when I have my coffee perfect, the right temp, right creamer and sugar and the waitress adds a little! I'll post to everyone if Tiffany decides to make and them awesome bags to sell. Thanks for watching
This Vid is a firework of good bushcraft ideas. I love the flat kitchen table, the simple grill oven and the wonderful bag-seat. Hats off, you are the best! Tony.
Thanks Tony, I'm glad you liked it so much!
Thanks for watching
It's a cup holder! Perfect finish. Thanks for this one.
Aint that neat? LOL.
Stick breaks Dave "u see that one doesn't pass .. it broke." LOL. Ur Lil comedic statement are great.. this is what makes ur videos . Showing us the fun in the outdoors. U give us information n by throwing something in it to make us remember it . . This video is great. And because of u I know that ur using a parang style machete. The table/shelf is a great idea. One that could last u for a while. Something for ur camp or take it down n bundle it then reuse it another time. Ur always full of such good ideas. As I always say it's a great way to start my day.. I made my first double pouch set up for my esee 3 knife sheath. Came out great for hand sewing . Can't wait to get a machine to make bigger bags n stuff. Thank again for sharing ur knowledge with us. Hope U n Nick are well.
Lol, I try to joke when things go bad, gotta keep it upbeat and positive. Man if you modified that ESEE pouch by hand sewing you're gonna be jumping for joy when you get a sewing machine! Its speeds everything up and in the long run is easier. Take care and thanks for watching Marcus
Another Great video full of solid information!!!
Thank you my friend!
Right on!
Good video. I look forward to them. I like the 'survival cats' in your backyard videos too.
LOL, Them cats like to hog the shot every time!
That was a really great video. Loved watching it. The idea with the kitchen table and the grill in it, is pretty cool. Much more, than the one you made out of rope (my opinion). The sling bag is also a pretty useful invention. Especially with the ability to make a chair out of it. Nice. I think you can make such a bag also with these truck tarps (don't know the right name for it). They are heavy duty and nearly undestroyable. Have a nice day, David. All the best from Germany, Christian
Thanks Christian, I'm glad you liked it. Oh yes, its a lot better than the rope table. This is probably the best one I know of. I know just the straps you mentioned and they would be plenty strong enough! Thanks for watching
this morning I came home from work start getting the kids ready for school and a ding MY MAN assuming my ole lady heard me from a distance I said baby guess what I'm doing when the kids are gone guess who just posted a video I got a big smile on my face and she says in her Tennessee voice box CARABINER! BUNGI ! GUY! lol that's what she calls you great video man you made my morning after work just that better awesome kitchen set up I gotta try that an that bag is wicked cool she did a great job
LOL! I like that man, Carabiner bungi man. Ive been nick named all kinds of things from Olive Drab Dave to Crazy shelter man to rope man. I guess it depends on what year one started watching me and what I was doing. Always great to hear it made your day and I'm happy you liked it. Thanks for watching
We love spending time with you . You can do more of these anytime. Lots of useful info even when you are just talking. Keep up the good work This is a good setup for my 49 year old knees. Its getting harder to cook on the ground. Thanks again.
Thanks Brianne, I'm glad y'all liked it. I hear ya, Im 49 too and I hate stooped over to cook in the woods. Thanks for watching
Hello Dave its nice to see you again. Man your talking my language .... cooking in the outdoors. Don't you think that food tastes much better outside? I liked the gifts that you got .... good subs and friends!! For anyone who wants to set a fire in a bowl ...you can get large dog bowls made out of stainless steel with flat bottoms these are good if you are cooking on the ground and a small baking grill on top works well ..... atb brother .... Jim
Always great to be back on here and Oh yes, food is ALWAYS better cooked outdoors! Thanks for watching!
I've been watching your videos since I was 12 and I'm 17 now. You never fail to entertain. keep up the good work David
Thats great to hear man! Thanks for sticking with me for so long!
Thank you for the idea for that table,l always love your ideas friend ,l will used your ideas
Sounds great! Im happy you liked it, good luck and have fun with it
Enjoyed having my morning coffee with you, Dave!. Always enjoyable and informative. Love that setup for cooking!
Thanks Michael, I'm glad you liked it. I enjoyed the coffee too brother! Thanks for watching
Excellent safety tip about ANY cordage worn around the neck. No different than "working men" should not wear their wedding ring when working in certain jobs. People would be surprised to learn the number of men who have lost their finger and the number of people who have accidentally hung themselves!
Oh Absolutely man! The Mill I work at, they do not allow rings at all. Thanks for watching Richard
thanks for spending time for us Dave, your videos are a very relaxing time away from hectic life.
You are very welcome and I am always happy to spend time with y'all. Ya gotta have time to kick back and relax a little in life. Thanks for watching
Oooops! I forgot to say how I used to keep from hanging myself especially when I was using a compass hanging around my neck I used to tie a knot on each end and then secure the loop with a rubber band. If it would get caught the rubber band would break.
Thats a good tip Richard.
Everytime I watch your videos I learn something new brother! The table with the battoned pieces of wood turned up and down, is a great idea! Thanks for sharing! Cheers, Marc
Always great to hear that Marc and I'm happy you learn from them. Give this set up a go, you will love it! Thanks for watching Brother
amazing video! very entertaining. do you have a the tops machete .170?
coolkid survival what's up Gunner
MD Outdoors nutn much. u?
Thanks Brother! Yes, I have a 170. I showed it in one of them bushcraft camping tips n tricks videos.
Reallybigmonkey1 would you consider selling or trading it? no worries if u don't want to I'm just looking around seeing who might want to part with one
Reallybigmonkey1 I just changed my name by the way
As always TY Dave, this one is just full of gold nuggets to use with primitive camping!
You are very welcome and I'm glad you liked it. Thanks for watching Brother!
grate vid keep them comeing man.
Thanks John
Well, you've done it again . . . you've blown my mind with your creativity. It was a joy to watch. Thanks.
Now that makes me happy William!
I'm quite happy, I finished my dinner during the first half of the video.
Sascha Vogt I watched it with my lunch...😊😊😊
Sascha Vogt breakfast for me!
Sascha Vogt Wednesday Wine day!! 😊🍷👍🏼
Hey There! I loved your height comfort level fire & counter space you built. Awesome!!! All you need is another bowl for the sink. Here I thought you were going to cook a big meal. You Chef you!!! lol I love the small back pack. Cute and it was awesome you found another use for it, using it as a chair too. How awesome is that you were sent gifts, and that you shared the goodies with us too. All the gifts were awesome!! Thanks for sharing, sharing is caring! Oh and thanks for the smiles and chuckles you always give me.
Hello my friend! I'm glad you liked it. Ive got to where I hate sitting on the ground or stooping over lately. I actually thought about making another one so I can have a grill and a sink! Stay tuned for more laughs and Thanks for watching
The pleasure was all mine. You're welcome!! I will TRY wait patiently as I can for your next film. In the mean time I'm all over UA-cam watching other films of camp outs.
Dave, where can we get one of those bags???
Right now you have to know someone that sews. As far as I know shes not making any right now.
I enjoyed spending this time with you, Dave. Another great video as always. Thanks!
Always great to have you along and I'm happy you liked it. Thanks for watching
I've been meaning to ask you Dave, how, why and what is the meaning with the name, "ReallyBigMonkey1" ? Or should I not ask being of the male species ? I wished Survival Lilly would of ask you this question !!!
if you watch his older videos he explains how back in the day, they had nicknames. His mentors "Flat Head Ed " and Big Nose Mac " gave it to him.
Jack Flash he tells a lovely story about how he went about earning such a name...
Thanks Craig, just wondering ?
Thank You Princess, I wish I had of heard the story !!!
That's Funny, great comment, I've watched Her. Dave explained in a Vid a long time back that he took the handle from an off hand comment one of his mentors made when Dave used rope more efficiently to cross either an area of water or some type of crevasse. in any event he got across in no time and the way he climbed that rope brought the comment "He Climbs Rope like Really Big Monkey" Gota love it! He's featured in my Instagram Bio bigm9713
Your videos are much appreciated Dave, thank for taking your time to share. Much appreciated from Southern California!
I'm happy you liked it and I'm always happy to share!
"We don't have Winter here this year for some reason.".. That's called Climate Change, my friend.
Well I hope it changes back next year!
Hey David!! Always nice to see you 😊
This was a fun one.. thanks for taking us along with you! I like your outdoor kitchen counter.. very practical! Trying to work on little bumpy round surfaces is a royal pain if you have to do for more than one meal or so for sure!
Your friend has a great idea with that bag. Very cool!
Looking forward to seeing what you have in store for us next time 😉 take care Hon!
Thanks Ruthie! Always great to hear from you and I'm glad you liked it. I hate outdoor tables with lots o round little sticks. Once I tried it this way, I never used the old way. Lots of weird stuff to come. Thanks for watching
I really enjoy your videos, Dave. Thanks for making this effort to share your time with us.
Blessings,
David.
Thanks, I'm glad you like them it and I'm always happy to share.
Thanks for watching
Just outstanding my friend! I have 55 years in the woods and you make it all new to me. Keep making these wonderfull videos.
Thanks David, I'm glad you like what all I do! I only have about 30 years in the woods so thats an honor! Thanks for watching
You are such a joy to watch Dave! You make me smile. 😊 Real nice video!! 👍🏼 Thanks
Always great to hear that Linda and I'm happy you like what all I do. Thanks for watching
What a great morning to watch you cook on a really neat table and cook system ...having that cool bag that you can use as a chair is Awesome !!!
Thanks Brother, I'm glad you liked them both! Thanks for watching
Hey Dave,
Good to see you again.
Thanks for the great table design... I'll try it out!
Keep on keeping on!!!
Congratulations on the gifts ... shows how much people respect you.
Your friend,
Clark
Always great to hear from you and I'm glad you liked it. Thanks for watching Clark
thanks for another great video . you do so much for so many . i always learn alot from your vids . you really bring a greater understanding of what it means to be out there in nature and your videos are really well made . i can tell you take alot of time with all your videos and i want you to know that text cant express enough of how much you are appreciated . i have no idea whats wrong with those 6 up there though lol but i guess haters gonna hate .lookin forward to another exciting thrill packed adventure and some fun in the woods .till then then ...
You are very welcome and I'm glad you liked it my friend. Yep, it does take a lot of work, planning and thought to make these vids but its worth it to me. I have no idea why but some folks just hate to be hating. Take care and Thanks for watching
I look forward too each and every video you out out. your knowledge is only surpassed by your great attitude. thanks for sharing.
Thanks Adam, I'm glad you like the way I do things! Thanks for watching
YOU MY FRIEND ARE AWESOME...drank my morning drink and watched it was like having a friend over.
Thanks! Nothing beats coffee with a friend. Thanks for watching
Thanks Dave! As always, great tips and techniques. And for some reason, no matter what you're doing or what your vids are about they always end up making me hungry!
You are very welcome and I'm glad you liked it. I say if the vid made you hungry, then its a success! Thanks for watching
Hello David, this is a great way to build a Kitchen and enjoy the day, the "bushcrafting" and using the things beeing there, the cooking and eating. Have a great day, Micheal
Oh it was a fantastic kitchen! Thanks for watching Michael
Dave you make the best videos. Definitely have a great time. Really enjoy them.
Thanks, I'm glad you like em that much Ken! Thanks for watching
You're so Zen. Love going with you on your outings. Thanks for sharing your world, knowledge and experiences with us😊.
I'm glad you like the way I do things and I'm always happy to share.
Thanks for watching Sonny
Dave that is a great way to ook ,you are not seating on the floor,and can cook standing up,and also prevent forest fires,especially with all the dead leaves on the ground.great job my friend.
Thanks Luis, I'm glad you liked it my friend
I've used you're kitchen in a fixed location at least ten times and have cooked fantastic food every time ....... kin brilliant!!! thank you
Now that sounds great Paul!
Silky Bigboy! Great saw. I got one for my birthday this year. Enjoyed your video. That's a great camp kitchen/table setup, and what a versatile sling bag your friend made! Thanks for spending some time with us. ;)
Oh absolutely Jim! Nothing beats a Silky. I'm glad you liked it all, Thanks for watching Brother
Dave that was another good video. The way you put that table together is just awesome. It's a pleasure to tag along with you through your videos. I'm already looking forward to seeing ya in the next one.
Thanks Brother, I'm glad you liked it. I love having y'all tag along Thanks for watching Scott
Thank for taking us along, enjoyed it.
Always happy to have you along!
Loved the video. Just hanging out, learned how easy it can be to chill back in the woods. Love the table and the chair and the grill is a given. Thanks again, it was fun watching.
Thanks, I'm glad you liked it all! Nothing beats chilling in the woods to me! Thanks for watching
I learn something every time I watch you good job Dave!!!!!!
Always great to hear that Tracy!
you always bring a smile to my face and a ton of knowledge, I watch a lot of outdoor vids but yours is the one I look forward to the most, got to try that setup. Don't know why I never thought of splitting the wood first...very good my friend
Thanks Ric, I'm glad you like what all I do so much. Give that table a go when you can man! Thanks for watching
Thanks Dave, may be 3 years old, but still inspiring, and good for chilen.
Old but still a full set up. Thanks for watching Pamela
As always my friend, as always, like another viewer said " you make it so real and fun, I feel like I am right there with you" I probably shouldn't have used quotations as it wasn't exactly the way she said it, but what the heck. Hee hee I am so glad I found your video's. Never change Dave please, it's who you are and how you do it that I just so enjoy. As always God bless, your friend from Canada James.
Thanks James! I keep it as real as possible. That's what seperates me from TV. Lol. Thanks for watching James and thanks for watching
your cup holder at the end was the icing on the cake! I had to pause and make breakfast myself before finishing the video, you just made it look so danged tasty. thanks for the video!
Thanks Darryl, I'm glad you liked it. Any time a video makes you hungry then its a success in my book! Thanks for watching
Just letting ya know i'm still watching every video Dave i'm here and these videos are the ones i like just an hour of cooking relaxing and have a good time so even when i'm stuck inside due to weather ik one of my buddies are out enjoying it
Sounds great to me Cory and I'm glad you liked it. I hope the weather breaks soon for ya brother. Thanks for watching
Always thanks for taking your time to make em
Thanks Dave. Very nice shoulder pack/seat and nice cup holder. You've definitely got some good ideas there. Bravo.
You are very welcome and I'm glad you liked it all Bruce. Thanks for watching
hey Dave it's magic here this is probably one of your very best videos I have ever enjoyed of yours awesome this morning cooking Outdoors always fun have a good one see you down the trail
Thanks Magic, I'm glad you liked it that much! Thanks for watching
Well it sure was nice spending time with you chef Dave. Give me that meal over anything in some fancy restaurant any day. I was hoping the cool little sling bag would turn into a chair or a hammock and it did. Very cool. I absolutely love your bar and grill, gonna make one of those next time I go in the woods. Thanks for making the video :)
Oh it was great for me Annette! Nothing beats standing out in the woods at an outdoor counter top n grill. Cooking, eating and enjoying the peace. I'm glad you liked it all, Thanks for watching
No video is too long when we are in your company friend . Thanks for taking the time to share
Thanks Eric, I'm glad you liked it and I'm always happy to share.
Thanks for watching
Kudos on the tabletop fire pit.
In my humble opinion its one of your best kit designs that I have seen.
Keep doing what you do.
Looking forward to seeing your next project.
PEACE!!!
Thank you Johnny! I'm glad you liked it that much. Lots more neat set ups to come
Cool I got to spend time with "Chef Dave" today and really enjoyed myself also. Thank You for an awesome video, Dave.
Always great to spend time with ya Danny and I'm glad you liked it. Thanks for watching
Welcome my friend
Wish is could have a little fun in the woods with yay Dave, I always wish life would have giving me the chance to do what you do. I am not complaining, but being stuck in a hospital bed all the time sucks. I get to see you do what I want to do in my head and that's enough. Thank you.
Respectfully yours G Malise
Sorry to hear you cant get Gary. I like to know that at least it can bring a little fun and some glimpses of the outdoors. Take care brother and thanks for stopping by.
Always like the DIY Dave! Reminds me of my old troop 41 days. With all the beetle kill here in Colorado I have on occasion gone "lumberjack" around the camp with dead standing. It sucks but better alive in the morning. I hike with the Silky Sugowa and LOVE it, although have been stopped by a ranger once asking me about the Japanese "sword"....it rips wood better than a bucking saw for me.
I'm glad you liked it. Ah man I hear ya. We had pine beetles here for awhile and it left some forests to where I didnt even wanna walk through em. LOL, Thats funny what that ranger was thinking! Thanks for watching
That was a fantastic kitchen area you made, and the chair she made was awesome. I really enjoy your videos. 🤗
Thanks Mike! I'm happy you liked it Brother!
I always enjoy the videos that you make, always something new to learn, thank you !!
Always great to hear that Jules and I'm happy you liked it. Thanks for watching
love spending time with Dave. Thanks my friend.
Im happy to have y'all along my friend!
Once again, a cool video. I like the "Southernisms", like "geeyuft". That's when someone gives you a present. Thanks Dave.
LOL! Ah well, thats the southern in me!