Beautiful forest and tasty looking meal! Agreed, everything tastes better in the woods. Also, I'm loving the sleeve for your stove. Good luck on your move!
That stove looks so easy to assemble. Things DO taste better when cooked over an open fire. I can't wait for your move too. The trail hawk is one of my favourites. Thumbs up on this one my friend.
Love the crow at the end, great finish to a great vid. I also believe safety first with sharp objects, experienced or not accidents can happen. I don't have many fires because I only have a few areas that I frequent regularly and if I use up all the resources I won't have them if I need them. I will use a small fire to cook if I don't have a stove but otherwise the only reason I would use one is for warmth in an emergency situation. Thanks for sharing your breakfast in the woods! Looking forward to your videos on the new land.
Thank you for packing out and using the wood stove! You don't need to leave your mark in the woods just for me :-) I have a tomahawk that pretty much stays in the car. I honestly don't use it a whole lot though. I f I know I'm gong to need to split fire wood I bring one of the hatchets I split firewood with at home.. I just prefer the extra blade length. Thanks for sharing your day! :-)
I also am an axe guy but decided to try a hawk for the lightest of tasks and it save me from chopping with my knife. Thanks so much for watching and commenting 👍
A great watch and listen Wayne. That looks to be a good stove and yes food always tastes better with the seasoning of fresh air. Just realised that this video is over 12 months old so I am hoping your move has happened and went well. Love your dog. Happy New Year. Paul :)
Kijika Life Awesomeness Bro ! i will be sending the quickest way i can in Am im thinking yours should be around Tuesdayish ! take care and i want you to know i wouldnt trade a xxx to just anybody , i like you , and congrats on the new place !,,,,Ill be in touch in Am !,,,,Spook.
Great meal... I could almost taste it. Moving? Staying on the Island? I'm envious of having a big back yard to do bushcraft in. I tried the Swedish fire torch in my Firebox the other day but I failed. I think maybe the wood was a little too wet on the surface and I didn't have enough small fire to start it with. So, is that chaga I see over your right shoulder??
Oh ya staying on the Island but with acreage to play on !! If you think your wood is a little damp concerning the Swedish fire torch try making wood curls on the 4 logs you're using, it helps a little to get to the dry stuff beyond the surface. It was a great way to spend a few hours !! Thanks for watching and commenting Mark 👍
Mm mm yummy breakfast sure is nice out there in the woods it will surely be great to have your own property. so how many Acres you get? I can't wait to see you new videos on your own property how exciting.
I can't agree more tool wise, when I go out longer then 20 hours I take alway's an axe folding saw and a decent knife with me. My axe is a bit heavyer then an tomahawk but does all the things I want, but I never carry a saw bigger then my folding saw, that is enough for me to, my mate uses a bit bigger one nice for logfires but mostly I have small fires and shelters so yeah axe saw and knife , you can't beat that threesome haha.
I only started using a tomahawk a few months ago and for small tasks they're great, but for average or heavier work an axe is the way to go. Same goes for a folding buck saw, I only use it for bigger jobs or extended trips. Thanks for watching buddy
Great video brother. I think the issues with axes is no one receives any training to use an axe. We are all trained to use a fork and knife as kids and that becomes second nature. When you think about it when ever you have cut your self with a knife you always wind up saying I shouldn't have done that or @$!# my fault. The problem with axes is most people just pick one up and start swinging it with out anybody showing them how to use one safely. Then the accident happens and because of the nature of the tool it is a bad accident. I hit myself with a hatchet in the shin when I was 9 (found it in a field after a flood). My dad showed me the way to use it safely and never had an accident again. Not even close! I don't think an axe is any more dangerous than a knife. It is just the lack of training and infrequent use that's the problem. From now on my son will be cutting his Eggo's with a hatchet. What is your dog's name? He/she looks like a moving snow man back there. Take care brother and good luck with the move!
Absolutely...it is the tool that is just picked up and swung but because of the momentum that is generated by this tool, an accident can be brutal !!. My Wife cringes when she sees me showing my Son to use an axe but I feel it is necessary to teach so he is aware of its ability but also very aware of the dangers associated with this tool. Thanks for dropping by Brother !! 👍
My dog is deaf, I rescued him from a shelter 3 years ago from death row. He does not show much emotion due to his deafness. It was + 2 degrees and we were out for 40 min. ....just saying
good breakfast and some great tips about gear and how to use it!
I am so liking this stove...the more I Use it the more I see all the different attributes it has !!
Great video again mate, and sound advice all round. Thanks for sharing. Take care, friend.
Thanks you for the king words my friend I appreciate your support 👍
Beautiful forest and tasty looking meal! Agreed, everything tastes better in the woods. Also, I'm loving the sleeve for your stove. Good luck on your move!
Thanks so much for stopping by ! Ya the sleeve was just stitched on 2 sides and made a folding flap with a toggle...nothing fancy but works 👍
great little outing and some great gear , thanks for sharing
Hey thanks for stopping by Al !! Appreciate the comment 👍
That stove looks so easy to assemble. Things DO taste better when cooked over an open fire. I can't wait for your move too. The trail hawk is one of my favourites. Thumbs up on this one my friend.
This stove is great, easy to assemble and so many different ways to use it. The move can't come soon enough !! Thanks for watching Brother 👍
I find the trail hawk is great for small chopping, limbing branches etc. and it's so light weight...good piece of gear
Love the crow at the end, great finish to a great vid. I also believe safety first with sharp objects, experienced or not accidents can happen. I don't have many fires because I only have a few areas that I frequent regularly and if I use up all the resources I won't have them if I need them. I will use a small fire to cook if I don't have a stove but otherwise the only reason I would use one is for warmth in an emergency situation. Thanks for sharing your breakfast in the woods! Looking forward to your videos on the new land.
That crows timing was almost perfect lol ! Thanks for watching and commenting Jacqueline 👍
The stove works well. Your breakfast looks great.
Thanks Nathan, yes the stove performs very well and it was good to get out and have some breakfast ! Thanks for watching and commenting 👍
Good luck on the move wayne, looking forward to more vids when you get there
Still up to the yin yang with boxes but getting there lol ! Thanks for the well wishes 👍
Thank you for packing out and using the wood stove! You don't need to leave your mark in the woods just for me :-) I have a tomahawk that pretty much stays in the car. I honestly don't use it a whole lot though. I f I know I'm gong to need to split fire wood I bring one of the hatchets I split firewood with at home.. I just prefer the extra blade length.
Thanks for sharing your day! :-)
I also am an axe guy but decided to try a hawk for the lightest of tasks and it save me from chopping with my knife. Thanks so much for watching and commenting 👍
I can't think of a better way to kill a couple of hours. Thank you for sharing it with us.
Thanks so much, glad you enjoyed 👍
A great watch and listen Wayne. That looks to be a good stove and yes food always tastes better with the seasoning of fresh air. Just realised that this video is over 12 months old so I am hoping your move has happened and went well. Love your dog. Happy New Year. Paul :)
Happy New year to you as well !!, I will be posting new vids very soon. We now have another dog which i hope to be my traveling partner ( :
Great video tnx for sharing. I subscribed to your channel and liked no. 21 tnx . Greetings!
Thank you so much !!
Kijika Life Welcome . Thank you for the support my friend.
Subscribed!
Thank you so much !! I will check out your channel 👍
Awesome Wayne ! great morning out eh ! ill get to the post in Am and get u a tracker ! ,,,Take Care ! ,,,,Spook
This will probably be my last vid before getting to the new place...I have a ton of packing to do lol !. Glad you enjoyed it buddy 👍
+Kijika Life you should get your parcel tomorrow buddy !!
Kijika Life Awesomeness Bro ! i will be sending the quickest way i can in Am im thinking yours should be around Tuesdayish ! take care and i want you to know i wouldnt trade a xxx to just anybody , i like you , and congrats on the new place !,,,,Ill be in touch in Am !,,,,Spook.
+maritimespook I promise it has found a good home lol ! It will surely make its you tube debut soon !!
Kijika Life Thank U Brother i know it will be in the very best hands and be honored as well !
Great meal... I could almost taste it. Moving? Staying on the Island? I'm envious of having a big back yard to do bushcraft in. I tried the Swedish fire torch in my Firebox the other day but I failed. I think maybe the wood was a little too wet on the surface and I didn't have enough small fire to start it with. So, is that chaga I see over your right shoulder??
Oh ya staying on the Island but with acreage to play on !! If you think your wood is a little damp concerning the Swedish fire torch try making wood curls on the 4 logs you're using, it helps a little to get to the dry stuff beyond the surface. It was a great way to spend a few hours !! Thanks for watching and commenting Mark 👍
+Kijika Life Ya that was chaga but it was rotten, couldn't use it 😔
Mm mm yummy breakfast sure is nice out there in the woods it will surely be great to have your own property. so how many Acres you get? I can't wait to see you new videos on your own property how exciting.
It will be great !!! There is about 200 acres. Thanks for watching buddy
I can't agree more tool wise, when I go out longer then 20 hours I take alway's an axe folding saw and a decent knife with me. My axe is a bit heavyer then an tomahawk but does all the things I want, but I never carry a saw bigger then my folding saw, that is enough for me to, my mate uses a bit bigger one nice for logfires but mostly I have small fires and shelters so yeah axe saw and knife , you can't beat that threesome haha.
I only started using a tomahawk a few months ago and for small tasks they're great, but for average or heavier work an axe is the way to go. Same goes for a folding buck saw, I only use it for bigger jobs or extended trips. Thanks for watching buddy
A YT smell transmitter..... There's the end of the thru hikers channels!
Great video brother. I think the issues with axes is no one receives any training to use an axe. We are all trained to use a fork and knife as kids and that becomes second nature. When you think about it when ever you have cut your self with a knife you always wind up saying I shouldn't have done that or @$!# my fault. The problem with axes is most people just pick one up and start swinging it with out anybody showing them how to use one safely. Then the accident happens and because of the nature of the tool it is a bad accident. I hit myself with a hatchet in the shin when I was 9 (found it in a field after a flood). My dad showed me the way to use it safely and never had an accident again. Not even close! I don't think an axe is any more dangerous than a knife. It is just the lack of training and infrequent use that's the problem. From now on my son will be cutting his Eggo's with a hatchet. What is your dog's name? He/she looks like a moving snow man back there. Take care brother and good luck with the move!
Absolutely...it is the tool that is just picked up and swung but because of the momentum that is generated by this tool, an accident can be brutal !!. My Wife cringes when she sees me showing my Son to use an axe but I feel it is necessary to teach so he is aware of its ability but also very aware of the dangers associated with this tool. Thanks for dropping by Brother !! 👍
Your dog, behind you, seems cold, bored and simply miserable...just a heads up
My dog is deaf, I rescued him from a shelter 3 years ago from death row. He does not show much emotion due to his deafness. It was + 2 degrees and we were out for 40 min. ....just saying
Kijika Life , my sincerest apology. Really enjoy your videos and demeanor.
+Sonny Dawn You're not the one who has noticed his super chilled demeanour lol...