Hey Craig, this is another piece of gear I’ve learned from you! What I appreciate, is you taking the time to demonstrate on how to use it. Outstanding as always! Thanks for teaching this old dog another new trick .
Of course, the billy pot is actually the Zebra billy pot, made in Thailand. Firebox simply change over the original plastic clips, which work OK over a butane stove, to metal clips better suited for a campfire. Plus Firebox make the cool carry bag. I have the original Zebra 16 cm and 12 cm pots. I made my own metal clips for the 16 cm one. Plenty of clips on UA-cam showing how. I love the billys so much that I bought a second 12 cm for my hiking kit. Thanks for your video. Made me hungry for a muffin!
Yes, indeed. The carry bag is nice. Mine is strictly used for canoe camping, using a pulk, or day hikes. Much too heavy to backpack with in my opinion. Thank you for stopping by man !
Thats a great setup. The top pan is just a double boiler cook set up, like the old Nanson cook kits for the polar regions. You can reconstitute your dried food without burning it. Snap on the lid and let it sit, the hot water below guarantees your food will be rehydrated completely and remain hot. Nice bake job. On long canoe trips I always bake. Thanks for this video.
Yes sir ! I like to bake items on canoe trips, it’s very laid back and relaxing ! This set up will be great . I might still drill holes in the upper pan for steaming veggies. Thanks stopping by and commenting, greatly appreciated !
That is a nice looking and versatile billy pot. I don't have one ....yet. I have so many cook pots. That blueberry muffin looked delicious on a cold day. It is always a struggle baking on the trail trying to find the right balance of oiling the pots to keeping the correct temperature but it usually works out that you get a decent muffin or part of one in the end. I have baked muffins many times on the trail using an alcohol stove......Take care, Bluefin.
I really like that pot it is super handy. I consider myself a fine judge of good pot, I mean a good pot. can't wait till I can get out and build a little fire myself man one of my favorite things to do.
Blah Ha ! Good times man ! Yes, it’s so primal, building a small fire is all it takes sometimes to get “ grounded “ This was in an area that I have wanted to check out for years. Very nice area. Hopefully you’ll be able to get out and get grounded soon brother ! Thanks for stopping by man !
Hey Craig Love the Billy pots i have 12 and 14 definitely perfect cooking pot Blueberry muffin looked good you might want to send some of it to It's good in the woods to make up for no Shelley's Cookies OH!! LOL😬 Great Channel Bro thanks Earl 🇺🇸
Cool Piece Of Kit Brother, Muffin Looked Good From Where Im Sitting. Always Been Meaning to ask You This.,, The Mora Hatchet , Awhile back you did a review on it i believe, i went thru your vids and cant find it, was wandering if ya liked it?
Thanks my friend. I appreciate you watching. I still have the Mora hatchet. Elite it but in all honesty it doesn’t have a lot of weight to it so it’s not to effective for chopping. It’s great for trimming branches. I find I use the hatchet that I used in this video,or my axe,more often, they just have a bit more heft, which helps when chopping or splitting. Thanks for stopping by man, always appreciated !
Nothing like blueberry muffins and a cup of coffee. Good stuff
You betcha! Except the coffee... damn it ! I knew I was missing something ! Thanks my friend !
Hey Craig, this is another piece of gear I’ve learned from you! What I appreciate, is you taking the time to demonstrate on how to use it. Outstanding as always! Thanks for teaching this old dog another new trick .
The pleasure is mine my friend.By the way, this wasn’t in the reservoir area ! Look forward to seeing you soon ! Have a great weekend !
Of course, the billy pot is actually the Zebra billy pot, made in Thailand. Firebox simply change over the original plastic clips, which work OK over a butane stove, to metal clips better suited for a campfire. Plus Firebox make the cool carry bag. I have the original Zebra 16 cm and 12 cm pots. I made my own metal clips for the 16 cm one. Plenty of clips on UA-cam showing how. I love the billys so much that I bought a second 12 cm for my hiking kit. Thanks for your video. Made me hungry for a muffin!
Yes, indeed. The carry bag is nice. Mine is strictly used for canoe camping, using a pulk, or day hikes. Much too heavy to backpack with in my opinion. Thank you for stopping by man !
Thats a great setup. The top pan is just a double boiler cook set up, like the old Nanson cook kits for the polar regions. You can reconstitute your dried food without burning it. Snap on the lid and let it sit, the hot water below guarantees your food will be rehydrated completely and remain hot. Nice bake job. On long canoe trips I always bake. Thanks for this video.
Yes sir ! I like to bake items on canoe trips, it’s very laid back and relaxing ! This set up will be great . I might still drill holes in the upper pan for steaming veggies. Thanks stopping by and commenting, greatly appreciated !
That is a nice looking and versatile billy pot. I don't have one ....yet. I have so many cook pots. That blueberry muffin looked delicious on a cold day. It is always a struggle baking on the trail trying to find the right balance of oiling the pots to keeping the correct temperature but it usually works out that you get a decent muffin or part of one in the end. I have baked muffins many times on the trail using an alcohol stove......Take care, Bluefin.
Thanks Bluefin ! Yes I have had good luck in the past using an alcohol stove baking. Your correct,it’s easier to control the heat. Cheers and thanks !
I really like that pot it is super handy. I consider myself a fine judge of good pot, I mean a good pot. can't wait till I can get out and build a little fire myself man one of my favorite things to do.
Blah Ha ! Good times man ! Yes, it’s so primal, building a small fire is all it takes sometimes to get “ grounded “ This was in an area that I have wanted to check out for years. Very nice area. Hopefully you’ll be able to get out and get grounded soon brother ! Thanks for stopping by man !
Great pot! Baking outdoors is always a good time!!
Thanks Scott ! I still haven’t committed to drilling holes in the inner pan like you and I discussed ! Always awesome to hear from you !
@@MeetMeOutside I haven’t either but I’m pretty sure that’s the route I’m taking with it. Take care brother.
I went in the woods today and tried this today, in a tarp shelter. It didn’t turnout as well as yours, but, it still tasted good.
Fantastic ! Cool ! It’s very difficult to do this with wind, and sustaining a steady heat .but fun to do ! Thanks man !
"Gonna get baked" 😎
Lol Thanks for watching .
That pot is not all that expensive either. I'll have to add that to my hot tent kit. Cool idea man!
Thanks my friend ! Always something right ? Peace ✌️
Hey Craig Love the Billy pots i have 12 and 14 definitely perfect cooking pot Blueberry muffin looked good you might want to send some of it to It's good in the woods to make up for no Shelley's Cookies OH!! LOL😬 Great Channel Bro thanks Earl 🇺🇸
Damn cookies ! Lol 😂 which one do you use more the 12 cm or 14 cm ? Thank you as always for watching man !
@@MeetMeOutside solo 12 cm two people 14 cm
Instead of drilling holes in it for a steamer, get a pot graber and use it as a frying pan
I was thinking the same thing.
That’s wat too small for a functional fry pan, but thanks 🙏
Thanks for the content!
Your welcome ! Thanks
Tha is some fine dining. Had my eye on the pot for awhile
Right on ! Good piece of kit for sure! Thanks for stopping by man !
Cool Piece Of Kit Brother, Muffin Looked Good From Where Im Sitting. Always Been Meaning to ask You This.,, The Mora Hatchet , Awhile back you did a review on it i believe, i went thru your vids and cant find it, was wandering if ya liked it?
Thanks my friend. I appreciate you watching. I still have the Mora hatchet. Elite it but in all honesty it doesn’t have a lot of weight to it so it’s not to effective for chopping. It’s great for trimming branches. I find I use the hatchet that I used in this video,or my axe,more often, they just have a bit more heft, which helps when chopping or splitting. Thanks for stopping by man, always appreciated !
Mikey, text me your mailing address and I will send the Mora your way my friend !
I went through so many drill bits drilling holes in the small plate on the 12cm...I would of liked the video better if you got baked😏
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Should have maybe brought PAM with you? lol
Yes ! Or maybe not so much heat on the bottom . It’s difficult with a fire and the wind, to regulate the heat ! 🤘